Volume 2 Number 2 .Published in the interest of personnel at Fort Leonard Wood. Thursday, January 14, 1988 1 Volume 2 Number 2 Published in the Interest of personnel at Fort Leonard Wood, Thursday, January 14, 1988 News briefs 104 soldiers SGM, CSM promotion, selection board KING SERVICE: A Department of the Board Sergeants major, to decline except for extreme Command sergeants they feel are important to A special service will convene Feb. 23 at the promotable master hardship reasons. major, sergeants major and their consideration by the commemorating Dr. Enlisted Records and sergeants and master These statements are used promotable master board. Address letters to Martin Luther King Jr.'s Evaluation Center, Fort sergeants eligible for only to assemble records of sergeants with basic active President, CSM-SGM birthday will be conducted Benjamin Harrison, Ind., to sergeant major, with basic soldiers who want to be service dates of Feb. 23, 1960, Selection-Promotion Board, at 11 a.m. Monday at the consider soldiers for active service dates not considered for command or later are eligible for USAEREC, ATTN: Main Post Chapel. Dr. selection as command earlier than Feb. 23, 1962, sergeant major selection. Qualitative Management PCREBA, Fort Benjamin Fred Sykes from Harper sergeants major, and for and dates of birth not earlier They are not filed in soldiers' Program consideration. Harrison, Ind., 46249-5301. Dental Clinic will be the promotion to sergeant than Feb. 23, 1962, and Feb. official Military Personnel Master sergeants with dates Any letter must contain the guest speaker. Special major. 23, 1937, are eligible for Files, and are not seen by of rank of July 31, 1985, or soldier's signature and music will be provided by selection consideration to board members. earlier and basic active complete social security the Lieber Heights Choir. According to personnel command sergeant major. Master sergeants who service dates of Feb. 23, 1960, number, and must arrive by The public is invited to the records section, AG division There are several ex- decline command sergeant or later, are also eligible. Feb. 12. Letters to the board postwide service. personnel, 104 soldiers from ceptions, so soldiers who major consideration will still EREC requires one set of president, and any en- Fort Wood's major com- meet the above requirements be eligible for sergeant originals or DA Forms 2A closures, become part of the BUS SERVICE: mands have completed should check their full major consideration. and 2-1 for each soldier board record and are not A commuter bus service packets for review by the eligibility with their per- Master sergeants with a eligible for consideration in used to update the Official from Rolla, Mo., will begin selection-promotion board. sonnel service centers. date of rank of July 31, 1985, any category by this board. Military Personnel File. Feb. 1. The cost will be $25 or earlier, and basic active- Soldiers should correct "The most important thing for a weekly pass or $6 per The board will also con- All soldiers in the zone for enlisted service dates of July conflicting data between eligible soldiers can do is day if paid on a daily sider soldiers for retention consideration for command 1, 1978, and earlier, are their DA Forms 2A and 2-1 review their DA Forms 2A basis. beyond 30 years and will sergeant major must state eligible for consideration for before sending them, and and 2-1," said SGM Larry J. Vandalia Bus Lines asks review records of soldiers for whether they will accept or promotion to sergeant must verify that the in- Ward, post Adjutant General that persons who wish the possible elimination under decline selection. Once major. Again, there are formation on them is com- Division sergeant major. service or have questions, the Qualitative Management selected for command exceptions, so check with plete and correct. "The second thing they need call 1-800-542-4287. Program, according to sergeant major positions, local personnel service Eligible soldiers may write to do is be sure they have an It is expected that personnel officials. soldiers will not be permitted centers. letters concerning matters updated DA photo." commuter service from Lebanon, Mo., will begin about mid-February and from Dixon, Mo., a few Finance moves, weeks later. CONTEST: renovates office ?i "Peace With Freedom" will be the theme for the The Finance and Ac- building 407; Civilian Pay, annual essay contest counting Division is tem- building 410; and Central sponsored by the porarily relocating to the Accounting Office, building Freedoms Foundation at 1300 area while building 408 411. Valley Forge along with is being renovated. The the Pennsylvania renovation will last about Due to limited availability Department of the eight months. of phone lines in the 1300 Military Order of the area, customers may ex- Purple Heart. The temporary finance perience more difficulty in The National Awards offices, buildings, 1367, 1368, contacting FAD sections. Program is for ser- 1371 and 1372, are on Pine Dates sections will move, I .. Komi vicemen and women on Street past the post museum. office locations and phone $. active duty and for those The move date is the only serving in reserve, date sections within FAD will numbers follow: Jan. 19, Reserve Officer Training be closed for other than chief, Military Pay Section, T Corps and Junior ROTC emergency service. second floor, building 1367. . .:: components to encourage Disbursing service will be 368-5714; Control Section, them to think about available in building 1368 second floor, 1372, 368-5414; freedom. beginning Jan. 21 for and Determination and Entries must be post- military pay generated cash Processing, first floor, 1372, marked by May 1, 1988, to payments. Cash collections 368-3416; Jan. 20, Pay-Exam Awards Department, will continue at building 408 Branch, second floor, 1367, Going up Freedoms Foundation at until Jan. 25, when the sec- 368-5714; chief, Finance Valley Forge, PO Box tion will move to building Services, first floor, 1371, 368- Construction of the Gen. Hoge Hall good," says Col. Harold Beardslee, 6809. 1368. 8419; Pay Inquiries Section, (headquarters building) and the deputy assistant commandant of Permanent Party and PRIMARY Unaffected by the move is Gen. George Lincoln Hall the engineer school. (Photo by (academic building) DATES: In and Out Processing, See "Finance" is "going Dennis Baker) great as long as the weather stays Presidential primary building 315; Accounting, Continued on Page 4 dates in February are New Hampshire, Feb. 16, and South Dakota, Feb. 23. Presidential primary Weather forecasting at Forney Airfield service for post dates for March include: Vermont, March 1; South By Eric Cramer "Our number one job is to wind direction and other post climatological in- systems. We can also get Carolina (Republican GUIDON staff writer provide local weather con- factors important to aircraft formation on annual weather forecasts from Fort Riley, only), March 5; Alabama, ditions to the airfield," says coming to and leaving the trends that helps post and Fort Rucker.'".. Arkansas, Florida, There is a useful Southern George Wright, supervisor airfield." directorates determine when Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri item, sometimes for Operating Location A, Other services the weather to turn on heating and air Detachment Louisiana, Maryland, forgotten today, called an 8, 5th Weather station provides include conditioning and other Wright stressed that Fort Massachusetts , Ozark weather rock. The Squadron, United States Air issuing weather advisories weather related power uses, Wood citizens wanting Mississippi, Missouri, purpose of a weather rock is Force. about the wind chill factor in according to Wright. current weather conditions North Carolina, to inform its owner of local The weather station at winter and the wet bulb get them by calling 368-5151. Oklahoma, Rhode Island, weather conditions. The Forney is a small operation global temperature in "The one thing we don't do Forecasts are available at 7 Tennessee, Texas and weather concious owner sets with three civilians and one summer. much is forecast the a.m., 12 p.m., and 5 p.m. Virginia, March 8; Illinois, the rock outside a convenient military maintenance per- "The mission of this post is weather," said Wright. "We Monday through Friday at March 15; Puerto Rico, window and watches it. If the son. training, and it's important can get weather. forecasts, 368-4444. Weekend forecasts March 20, and Con- rock is wet, it's rainy. If the "Our main unit is at Fort that the units get information we can get information on are available at 7 a.m. and necticut, March 29. rock is white, it's snowy. If Riley, Kan., and we just to protect the soldiers being the weather at various noon Saturdays, and noon State primary dates in the rock is gone, it's windy. operate here as a service to trained from the weather. locations from our computer and 5p.m. Sundays. March are: Arkansas, The weather rock, though the airfield, which the Army We check the wind chill Maryland, Massachusetts, inexpensive, accurate and pays for," said Wright. factor every hour when the Pretransition program briefing for soldiers Mississippi and Texas, maintenance free, isn't "Our job is to make sur- temperature is below 40 face observations," March 8, and Illinois, accurate enough to help he degrees Fahrenheit, and The next Pretransition This is a mandatory continues, "We March 15. No state aircraft. That's why we need use our every half hour during ex- Services Program will be briefing for soldiers who are primaries are set for an Air Force weather unit at equipment to check the treme conditions," Wright conducted from 7:30 a.m. to due for transition (not Fort Leonard February. Wood's Forney ceiling of the cloud cover, the said. 11:30 a.m. Jan. 25 at Truman retirement) from the service Army Airfield. visibility along the runway, The station also gives the Education Center. prior to May 1988. Arts, Crafts Center Intramural basketbali for military personnel, families and civilians begins See Page 9 See Page 11 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, January 14,1988 PageP 2 2t n W GT s J a 4

Opinion I Remember King Cold injuries preventable Dear Editor, materialization of the The temperatures of the these injuries are the lack of As with the freezing type of clothes as conditions change, In 1968, Dr. Martin vision Dr. King last couple of weeks have common sense, improper use injuries, non-freezing cold wear thin, loose layers of Luther King Jr. died sheltered in his mind--a sent a chilling reminder that of protective clothing and weather injuries can also be clothing. Be sure you have and a great light was world where mankind winter is here. For the most neglect. in recent years, prevented. The following adequate coverage of your extinguished. It has has to be constrained by part, winters here in South- increased command steps can help you avoid head, neck, hands and feet. been 19 years since the the law to work side by west Missouri tend to be mild awareness has drastically being a victim of -Stay dry. When water great dreamer, Dr. side with his fellow when compared to other reduced the number of hypothermia: evaporates, it speeds the King, was silenced. The man, a world where parts of the Midwest. But, freezing types of cold -Eat properly. cooling of your body by resonant tones of his mankind has to be beware! Temperatures as weather injuries at Fort Hypothermia attacks ex- absorbing heat. Minimize dream have been grappled by the arm of low as -15 degrees and wind Wood. tremely thin people and perspiration by dressing muffled. the law before allowing chill factors as low as -60 dieters since they do not have lighter and working slower. What do we have to a fellow man, less degrees have been recorded Another category of cold the insulation that fat cells Wear outer clothes that repel show for the efforts of fortunate than himself, at Fort Leonard Wood. weather injuries, non- provide. Additionally, they water, yet allow your body to freezing, occurs in tem- this remarkable man? to share in his success? Cold weather injury don't have either food or breathe. peratures between 30 and 50 Yes, blacks have I think not. Dr. King's prevention training is an body fat to convert into heat. degrees. Hypothermia is Symptoms of hypothermia come a long way from dream was one of black, annual requirement for all -Prevent dehydration. A defined "as the subnormal include shivering and eating at separate white, yellow and red units and personnel assigned reduction in blood volume is restaurants, temperatures of the body frequent urination. Neither riding in cultures extending the to Fort Leonard Wood, but caused from fluid lost by caused by exposure to the symptom is serious, but both the back seats of buses hand of unity freely. His every year the Emergency perspiration and by and being cold." call for more clothing, warm segregated in dream saw children of Room at General Leonard breathing dry air. schools. liquids and shelter. These It is also true all races uniting hand in Wood Army Community -Avoid alcohol. It gives wide range of symptoms demand im- that because of hand unaware of the Hospital treats a number of Today, a the illusion of warmth legislation, mediate attention. Replace such as differences among cold weather injuries. The people participate in .ac- because it dilates blood affirmative tivities that put them at risk wet clothing if necessary, action and themselves. His dream injuries range from the mild vessels and brings in a rush equal for hypothermia. These are seek shelter and give the opportunity saw mankind no longer superficial frostbite to the of blood to the skin. But it programs, hikers, climbers, hun- victim warm liquids. blacks and concious of color but more severe tissue the rapidly depresses the body other minorities can instead conscious of damaging deep frostbite. ters, fishermen, bicyclists, temperature by taking away Cessation of shivering and perform as equals in the character. joggers, boaters and even blood from the core organs. loss of consciousness are work force and attain Are we living the Investigations conducted children at play. The fact -Know the effects of symptoms of profound the best education along dream? It is up to all to determine the cir- remains that hypothermia is medications. Check with hypothermia. The victim at with their white peers. Americans to fulfill the cumstances surrounding the number one risk of injury your physician about the this point needs medical However, is this the dream of this great these types of injuries has or death for outdoor potential adverse effects care. If the victim is un- true fulfillment of the See "Remember" determined that more than recreationists and could your prescription may have conscious, do not attempt to dream? Is this the Continued on Page 3 90 percent of these injuries have a similar effect on on you. rewarm him. Transport the could have been prevented. soldiers involved in winter -Wear appropriate victim as quickly as possible The most common causes for training. clothing. To allow you to shed to a hospital. Fewer vehicle accidents but causes are still the same The number of Army motor vehicle ac- treacherous. These patches of ice occur most is a killer. Every driving operation should be out in the open without warning they should cidents reported in fiscal year 1987 is down often on bridges and in heavily shaded spots, performed cautiously and methodically. put on tire chains. from fiscal year 1986, but the number of but they might show up anywhere. Keeping a steady, moderate pressure on the Use safety belts winter driving accidents - those in which accelerator helps cut down on the need to -The M886 truck driver was traveling in ice, snow or sleet was a factor - is Give driving 100-percent attention brake. When brakes must be used, drivers freezing rain on the ice-covered interstate at significantly higher than last year. -It was snowing heavily. As he was ap- should do so methodically by squeezing (a about 30 mph. A semitrailer truck attempted The numbers might change from year to proadching a right-hand curve, the driver of gentle and steadily increasing pressure on to pass, swerve toward the M886, and the year, but the leading causes don't. Too many a government van noticed his radio was the pedal). soldier, in taking evasive action, lost control accident reports read that the "driver failed missing from the dashboard. He looked of his vehicle. The M886 hit the emergency to anticipate icy road conditions and adjust around for the radio and found it behind the Seeing is essential berm, slid sideways and flipped onto its top speed accordingly." driver's seat. When he looked forward again, -The driver of an M1009 utility truck in the median of the interstate. The soldier he saw the tractor trailer in from of him had (CUCV) failed to turn on his lights when he was wearing his safety belt and escaped Anticipate ice ! slowed drastically for the curve. The driver entered a tunnel at about 35 miles per hour. injury. -The soldier was driving an M923 five-ton jerked the steering wheel to the left to avoid Unable to see that the road was covered with Countermeasure. Drivers can prevent cargo truck with two 600-gallon fuel pods. hitting the trailer. Due to ice buildup bet- ice, he lost control of the vehicle, spun injury by using available safety belts. Coming to a town, he attempted to slow ween lanes, he was unable to get back into around and slammed into the wall. Take it slow down, but the vehicle hit a patch of ice and the right lane and collided with an oncoming Countermeasures. If drivers can't see the -The soldier driving an M151A 2-and-one- slid off the right side of the road. The truck vehicle. danger, they can't do much about avoiding quarter-ton truck approached an in- hit a brick wall, went airborne and rolled Countermeasures. When driving in bad it! Before setting out, drivers should be sure tersection. A POV was approaching from the onto its top. It then spun around, slid back- weather, drivers should concentrate on the window, mirrors and lights are clean and the right. Due to icy road conditions, the soldier wards across the road, hit a concrete wall, road and their surroundings. It takes only a windshield wiper works well - then keep was unable to stop his vehicle and collided rolled onto its side, and struck a garage, few seconds' inattention to cause an accident them clear and use them. with the POV. Both vehicles continued to spilling 350 gallons of diesel. at any time, but particularly when weather slide, each colliding with another vehicle Countermeasures. Drivers in snow-and-ice and road conditions are hazardous. Is this trip necessary? before coming to rest. areas should think about icy road conditions -The soldier was driving a M1008 cargo Countermeasures. On icy roads it's much every time they get in the driver's seat from Avoid sudden actions truck (CUCV) in a snowstorm on a very icy, easier to maintain control of a vehicle at November through March. Any time the -The private was driving an M882 truck snowpacked road. When he crested a hill, he slow speeds. Drivers should reduce speed temperature is near freezing, drivers should on a dirt road covered with packed snow and lost control of the vehicle, slid off the road to even more well in advance of an intersection consider that they're likey to come across ice. On cresting a hill, he saw two privately the right and struck a utility pole. or a curve by easing off the accelerator. isolated patches of ice. If a section of owned vehicle in front of him. He panicked, Countermeasures. If the trip can wait until Then if it's necessary to stop, they should do pavement looks wet, drivers shouldn't locking the brakes, and slid into both later, it should be postponed when a so with controlled braking (squeezing the assume it's "just water." It may well be vehicles. snowstorm is forecast or in progress. If the brake). (Countermeasure, Fort Rucker, "black ice," a thin film of ice that is very Countermeasures. On snow and ice, panic mission can't wait or if drivers are caught Ala.) Question of the week

&- Do you think Dr. Martin w Luther King Jr. caused any change in social conditions- social consciousness in the U.S. and why? ...... S : /

SSgt. Wesley C. Webb PFC Michelle Hills 93rd Sgt. David E. Owens SP4 Roderick Greene Company D, 5th Bn., 10th Inf. SFC Mack McClure Garrison Evac. Hosp., 136th Engr. Garrison Co., 169th Engr. Company B, 5th Bn., 10th Inft. Regt., 3rd BT Bde. Age: 29 Co., 169th Engr. Bn., 136th Bde. Age: 21 Bn., 136th Engr. Bde. Age: 29 Regt., 3rd BT Bde. Age: 22 "Yes, because he was not a Engr. Bde. Age: 34 "Yes, Dr. King caused a '"'Yes, he raised the "Yes he did. He was not person to be looked over, he "Yes, there were lots of tremendous change. He awareness that all people are afraid to say that all people didn't take no for an answer. Americans who believed a paved the road for a bright guaranteed the same rights are created equal. He ex- He wanted the world to know problem did not exist. Un- and better community and under the U.S. Constitution." pressed this feeling how oppressed the minorities by fortunately, his untimely social acknowledgement for speaking out in America to the people of death prevented him from were, and he was black people." America." willing to give his life for his reaching his goal of uniting beliefs." blacks and whites together In the equal rights movement."

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"The Davis Club is a great manager. "We try to offer and inexpensive lunch, Davis place to relieve stress built them various activities such has an all-you-can-eat soup, up during the week," said as games, TV, music, dan- salad and pizza bar during PFC Suzanne Pelletier, cing and food and beverage." lunch, Monday through Company C, 87th Engineer Once a month Davis Club Friday. Gowen said future Battalion, 1st Engineer brings in a band for en- plans include expanding the Brigade. "I like the music, tertainment on Saturday lunch program to include a the prices are reasonable night. On other Saturday potato bar. and I like the DJ on Saturday nights the club sponsors a Gowen has been manager r1g ts." disc Jockey. of Davis since October 1986. He'd rather manage an Recognized as the best Some units reward soldiers elisted club for trainees enlisted club in the Training who have done outstanding instead of an Non- and Doctrine Command, jobs in the previous week's commissioned officer club, Davis Enlisted Club serves training by sponsoring "Unit because of the respect and the entire Fort Leonard Nights" at Davis. The bat- cooperation of the younger. Wood community. It's talion or company is Pvt. 1 Phillip Wilson, primary mission is to serve responsible for making Company C, 87th Engineer soldiers in basic and ad- arrangements with the club Battalion, 1st Engineer vanced individual training. and each soldier can con- Brigade, said, "The Davis "We have around 300 sume all he wants of pizza Club is a good place for soldiers in here each Friday and soda for $4. trainees to hang out in a and Saturday night," said For civilian and military relaxed atmosphere without SFC John Gowen, club personnel who'd like a quick fear of hassles or trouble." Second King holiday celebrated

On Dec. 1, 1955, Mrs. Rosa at the Crozer Theological the beginning, they feared Parks refused to surrender Seminary in Chester, Pa. that he would encourage her bus seat to a white From Crozer, he went to violence similar to that passenger, violating the Boston University, where he which had occurred in other segregation laws of Mon- earned his doctorate in 1955. civil rights protest. "Once tgomery, Ala., and was While in Boston, King began people realized his intentions arrested. to build a firm foundation in were non-violent, and that he Black activist formed the his religious belief that was only asking for what had Montgomery Improvement man's salvation was not been duly given by law, Association to boycott the social progress, or the power support for Dr. King and the city transit system. The of unaided reason. King civil rights movement began group chose Dr. Martin believed that faith in God's to grow." Luther King Jr. as its guidance was the essential King attempted to draw president. thing. together the many forces in "We have no alternative King became the pastor of America that wanted a but to protest," said King in the Dexter Avenue Baptist peaceful change by joining his first speech as president Church in Montgomery, and other civil rights leaders in of the association. "For had held that position for organizing the historic many years we have shown little over a year when the march on Washington. amazing patience. We have city's small group of civil On August 28, 1963, an sometimes given our white rights activists decided to interracial crowd of more brothers the feeling that we contest the racial than 200,000 gathered in the liked the way we were being segregation on the public shadow of the Lincoln treated. But we are here buses. Memorial to peacefully Coleen Mantel prepares a pizza for a customer at the Davis Enlisted Club. tonight to be saved from that demand equal treatment for (Photo by Dennis Baker) patience that makes us One year after'King gave all citizens under the law. patient with anything less his first speech to the Here King delivered his than freedom and justice." members of the Montgomery famous "I Have a Dream" This speech introduced to Improvement Association, speech, which inspired civil ** / the nation a fresh voice, a Montgomery desegregated rights activist everywhere. THE ACTIVE MARKETPLACE! 1 skillful orator, and in time, a its public buses. The result was enough public 0" GUIDON CLASSIFIED " new doctrine of civil struggle Recognizing the need for a support for the passage of the 1 that dictated direct non- national movement to Civil Rights Act of 1964. * * violent resistance, a capitalize on the victory in • " 336-3711 philosophy similar to that of Alabama, King organized the In the later years of his * 0 India's Mahatma Gandhi. Southern Christian career, King began to Leadership Conference, publicly campaign to im- "King helped to change which gave him a national prove the plight of the poor. everyone's opinion of the platform from which he King planned a poor civil rights movement," said could speak. peoples' march to 1st Sgt. Clarence Galloway, During a trip to India in Washington for the spring of Company A, 58th Tran- February 1959, he met In- 1968, but these plans were sportation Battalion, 1st dia's Prime Minister interrupted when he Engineer Brigade. "People Jawaharlal Nehru. As a travelled to Memphis, Tenn., began to realize that result of brief talks with the to support a sanitation everyone, regardless of race, followers of Gandhi, King workers' 31rik: has basic needs and became more convinced that On April 4, 1968, he was desires." passive resistance was the killed by a sniper's bullet King was a Baptist most potent weapon while standing on the minister who, from the available to the blacks of balcony of his motel room. middle 1950s until his America. "Well, I don't know what assasination in April 1968, led In Birmingham, Ala., in will happen now," said King the first mass civil rights 1963, King's campaign to end in his last address in movement in the history of segregation at lunch coun- Memphis, "but it really the United States. He ters brought him nationwide doesn't matter with me now. achieved worldwide attention when police turned Because I've been to the recognition when he was dogs and fire hoses on a mountain-top...I may not get awarded the Nobel Prize for group of demonstrators. to the promised land with Peace in 1964 for his ap- King and hundreds of sup- you, but I want you to know plication of passive porters were jailed. tonight that we as a people resistance in the struggle for will." racial equality in America. From the Birmingham jail, King wrote a letter On Jan. 18, the nation will Born in Atlanta in 1929, which explained his take time to celebrate the King was raised in a family philosophy of nonviolence. birth of King. Galloway says infused in the tradition of the "We know through painful "we should accept this Southern Negro Ministry. experience," he wrote, "that holiday in memory of Dr. Both his father and maternal freedom is never voluntarily King with open hearts, and grandfather were Baptist given by the oppressor; it take a moment to remember ministers. must be demanded by the what he stood for, equality King first became oppressed." for all men, and remember acquainted with Gandhi's Galloway remembers that we still have a long way philosophy of non-viollence people were afraid of King in to go." Command Orientation slated The Fort Leonard Wood recently assigned to post are to attend. Free babysitting is Command Orientation will required to attend. available by calling Pence begin at 1:30 p.m. Jan. 20 at Spouses of military per- Child Development Center at the Davis Club. All military sonnel and civilian em- 368-1243. Pre-registration of personnel (major and below) ployees are also encouraged children is required.

Remember from Png 9 vvContinued Wuaaav a as %FAA&A agG Q man. Dr. King promised for this to happen. We that "we shall over- live the dream, it will no must initiate and longer be a dream. It come" and we surely agitate. shall overcome. will be a reality and the light that was We have witnessed It is unlikely that we ex- tinguished will the walls of racial will ever wake up to once a again shine. prejudice decaying. But world devoid of we should never be prejudice. However, if content to sit and wait we make an effort to Capt. Amicita I. Maloon Page 4 Fort Leonard Wood Guldon-- Thursday, January 14, 1 Engineers support 10th Division in Arkansas

Capt. Robert B. Carroll realism the soldiers were naissance, and sniper Co. D, 5th Engr. Bn., 136th equipped with the Multiple missions. Later in the Engr. Bde. Integrated Laser exercise they even executed Engagement System. It the unusual mission of Personnel and equipment utilized blank ammunition, driving dump trucks with from the 5th Engineer laser emiters and laser amplifiers, feigning a Soviet Battalion, 136th Engineer sensors and enabled them to tank company. Brigade, reinforced opposing make realistic "kills." The opposing forces were forces in an exercise at Fort Early in the scenario, the continually reinforced wit, Chaffee, Ark., last month. the company employed two engineer personnel an. Soldiers from Companies A light engineer platoons and equipment, and at one poin and C assisted Company D. one heavy platoon to prepare in the attack, the Opposing They joined the Opposing strong-points, much the way Forces tank company was Forces Battalion from the the Soviets would. The strong reinforced with 10 mechanic Joint Readiness Training points included wire ob- and heavy equipment Center, Fort Irwin, Calif., to stacles, mines and a system operators. They were oppose a reinforced battalion of firing trenches in order to credited with "destroying" from the 10th Mountain tie-up certain key terrain in at least one enemy Cobra Division. such a way that it would be helicopter. The purpose of the exercise very costly for the enemy to Company D also provided Nov. 27 through Dec. 12 was take them. It had the effect of assistance to the Fort to provide training for the forcing them either to absorb Chaffee Directorate of 10th Mountain Division by the cost of taking the terrain Engineering and Housing. giving them an opposing or to take another route Members of Company D dug force trained to use non- through less advantageous ditches for culverts, cleared conventional methods mixed terrain. drop zones and constructed with Soviet-style tactics. It was Company D's job, combat trails throughout the For Company D it was the using these strong points, to Fort Chaffee training area. culmination of several limit the advance of the 2nd Soldiers from Company D, 5th ticipation in a training exercise at training events. In order to Battalion, 22nd Infantry, 10th Although the training and Engineers prepare a tank prepare for the exercise they Mountain Division, from assistance was meant to help ditch as Fort Chaffee, Ark., Nov. 27 through trained on Soviet engineer Fort Drum, N.Y. In addition the 10th Mountain Division part of a strong-point during par- Dec. 12. (Photo by Raymond Bell) tactics. Other training which to the engineer work in- and Fort Chaffee, Company proved helpful in the "light" volved in the construction of D members feel they engineer environment was the strong-points, they also received the most benefit. Special small unit tactics and skills raided machinegun They returned to Fort Forces, Army looking gained by attendance at the positions, concentrations of Leonard Wood a stronger Sapper Leaders Course. troops, performed am- unit with greater cohesion To add to the training bushes, armed recon- and esprit. to recruitEM, test pilots

Enlisted soldiers who were Test pilots needed hours of military flying time, Daily Guide sells prin business Special Forces qualified and The Army is looking for but not meeting all of the left the Army in the last 36 experienced Army aviators flying requirements should The publication which Herald, Macon, and Daily The Guide has been months are being asked to with the right stuff to become not prevent otherwise prints The GUIDON was News, Boonville. printing The GUIDON for return to active duty without qualified engineering test qualified candidates from the loss of sold this week. Tom and The Sowers brothers' about 10 years under rank. pilots. applying; and be able to pass Jim Sowers of Rolla, Mo., father, Edward W. contracts with the the Navy swim qualification sold the Daily Guide to the Sowers, started the Daily government. A year ago Former Special Forces The Army trains nine test. American Publishing Guide in 1962 as a semi- the Guide began soldiers who held the ranks aviators a year at the Naval An Officer Personnel Company of West Frank- weekly. In 1969, the marketing The GUIDON of specialist four through Test Pilot School at Patuxent Management Directorate fort, Ill. Sowers brothers bought as a civilian enterprise sergeant first class are River, Md. According to Selection Board chooses The company, which the Guide, built a newspaper with ad- eligible for this program. officials at the U.S. Army candidates for the program owns more than 40 daily publishing plant in St. vertising. Army regulations allows the Total Personnel Agency, on a best-qualified basis. and weekly newspapers, Robert Mo., and expanded soldier to return to active Alexandria, Va., this Those selected will incur also bought the Rolla the publication to three "The Daily Guide will be duty within 36 months of program is the sole source four-year active service Daily News and other days a week. They also operating the same as in separation without loss of for meeting Army obligations, whether they publications associated bought the Dixon Pilot and the past with a focus on rank. requirements for complete the course or not. with both papers. Richland Mirror which Pulaski County and Fort Those interested in the engineering research and Qualified aviators should American Publishing they later sold. Leonard Wood," ac- program are asked to con- development test pilots. submit applications to TAPA Company is a wholly- cording to Larry Perrotto, tact Maj. Randal W. Wikle, Two classes are held every in according with DA Cir- owned subsidiary of In 1971, the Guide was president of American Special Forces recruiter, at year, beginning in January cular 351-87-1. Send them Hollinger, Inc., of Toronto, expanded again and Publishing Company. the John F. Kennedy Special and July. Only active Army through normal channels to Canada, which owns became Pulaski County's According to Herb Pyles, Warfare Center and School, aviators holding the rank of DAPC-OPE-V for com- several other newspapers first daily newspaper. In who will continue to be the Fort Bragg, N.C. Qualified major or below may apply missioned officers, or to including the Daily 1978, the weekly Pulaski Guide's publisher, the applicants may also call for the program. DAPC-OPM-AV for warrant Telegraph PLC of London. County Democrat was effect of the sale on the Weikle collect at (919) 432- officers. Among the other Missouri purchased and con- post newspaper can only 1818 or autovon, 239-1818. An applicant must have For more details on the newspapers the company solidated in the first issue be good. The Guide staff completed college algebra, Army Aviation Engineering owns are: Constitution- of the Sunday Guide. The will continue its support of Recruiting team members calculus and physics with Test Pilot Training can answer questions about Tribune, Chillicothe; Daily Pulaski County Sun is a The GUIDON newspaper above-average grades with Program, contact Maj. News, Neosho; Chronicle- free publication. staff. the program. The team also completion of differential Robert D. Carter at the Total can direct those who want to equations not required but Army Personnel Agency, or follow on reeinlistment to highly desired; be dual-rated call autovon, 221-8156, or isaster relief one of Red Cross roles local recruiters. with a minimum of 1,000 commercial, (202) 325-8156. By C. J. Vanhorne in guest housing. Cross will replace Soldiers GUIDON staff writer "As soon as possible, we mechanic's tools, nurse's can convert insurance assist the people in paying uniforms or a logger's Soldiers can now convert the orientation and some This method has been The Red Cross exhibited its deposits and the first mon- chainsaw, according to Rice. their Servicemen's Group soldiers may have forgotten tested at Fort Dix, N.J., and role in disaster relief th's rent, and buying Soldier's uniforms are Life Insurance to Veterans the details. The expanded the application rate ex- following the December necessary furniture, such as supplied by the military, but Group Life Insurance during orientation program will ceeded expectations. An apartment fire in beds and dinette sets," Rice not if the victim is at fault in the transition process. include the distribution and informal one-month test will Waynesville, Mo. in which said. "Military personnel are a fire. collection of application take place at a CONUS in- eight families were left provided with priority Currently, soldiers who forms. The form only stallation to be announced to homeless. Among them were military housing." Another service of the Red wish to convert their in- requires a few entries and is ensure that potential three military families. After Red Cross has helped Cross is to provide additional surance must wait until they self-explanatory. The local problems are resolved. "We are here to help the out with the necessities, the assistance, depending on the receive the application from Finance and Accounting Armywide participation is people who have experienced military personnel may go to circumstances. Looking at the Veterans Administration, Office will withdraw the scheduled to be implemented a disaster get back to square Army Emergency Relief for the assests of the victim, we about 45 days after tran- premium from the soldier's in late 1988. one," said Melvin Rice, grants or loans and Army may even build a house for sition. This is 135 days after final paycheck. assistant station manager, Community Service for the them and provide sofas and Fort Leonard Wood Red food pantry and additional chairs, said Rice. Cross. assistance. Civilians are "A lot of community According to Rice, Red aided through the Salvation cooperation goes into a Reenlistment bonus reinstated Cross takes care of the Army. disaster cleanup," he con- person's basic needs, such as "These organizations help cluded. food, clothing and a place to only after Red Cross so there "The volunteers are what Re-enlistment bonus December with the hopes of computation purposes." stay. are no duplications of ser- make the job work," said The selective reenlisment getting a bonus, have until U n d e r further vices," said Rice. Rice. He has 15 disaster bonus and the bonus ex- Jan. 29, 1988, to cancel their Soldiers expecting a bonus arrangements can be made, Not only does a disaster volunteers on the staff and tension and retraining extension and reenlist to who have assignment in- victims of off-post disasters victim lose everything they have had disaster program have been rein- receive the bonus," said Maj. structions have until, Jan. 15, stay in motels that have needed to make up a training in damage stated. Allen Deutsch, a staff officer 1988, to extend or reenlist or agreements with Red Cross. household, but he is missing assesment, family services The programs wre brought in the Army's Office of the lose the bonus," he said. On-post victims would reside occ pational supplies. Red and mass care. back Dec. 10, following the Deputy Chief of Staff for signing of the Difense Personnel. The unused For details on these Authorization Act. "Soldiers portion of the extension will programs, see your unit who extended in Ducks Unlimited plans annual banquet not be charged as Previously Total Army Career Coun- October, November or Obligated Service' for bonus selor. The Big Piney Chapter of "The Ducks Unlimited race is to be won," said Ducks Unlimited has set success story is really Woodring. Feb. 20 as the date of its starting to spread around. eighth annual banquet in this Banquets much like our For more information or Finance Continued from Page 1 area. It will be at the Non- chapter event were con- tickets, call Woodring at 774- commissioned Officers Club. ducted throughout the 5511; Herb Pyles, 336-3711; Transits, first floor, 1371, 368- 3171; Sergeant Major, second Supply Clerk, building Cost of tickets is $40 each. country last year to con- Turanik, 336-4400; Jim 1370, Chuck 8419; Transition Section, floor, 1367, 368-3171; Admin 368-2537; Jan. This includes diner for two, a tribute to the DU national 25, Disbursing Dwyer, 774-5567; Clarence ETS, Discharge, Section, second floor, 1367, Branch, one-year DU membership fund-raising effort. But first floor, 1368, 368- Koon, 336-5856; Tex Ed- Retirement, Reenlistment,; 368-3171; Quality Assurance 7822; and a magazine subscription. what's even more and Jan. 27, Accounts inportant wards, 736--5157; Evelyn first floor, 1371, 368-5018; and Branch, second floor, 1367, Section, second J-oe Woodring of to realize is tha this Payable national Thomas, 774-2447; Steve Student Pay Section, second, 368-3171; Reconciliation floor, Waynesville, Mo., is the fund-raising 1368, 368-3121 or 368- total must in- Murray, 329-2000; Mike floor, 1371, 368-8517; Jan. 21: Section, second floor, 1372, chairman of this year's 3123. crease this year if the North Smith, 336-5276; or Tim Finance and Accouting of- 368-2718; Travel Section, first banquet. American waterfowl habitat Berrier, 336-3022. ficer, second floor, 1367, 368- floor, 1367, 368-8310; and Thursday, January 14, 1988 Fart Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, January 14,1988 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Huge savings for commissary customers n 1987

Army commissary Food Stamp Program. One of receipt of food stamp The surcharge a custo mer customers reaped huge the purposes of the program coupons. Every cash register pays benefits all shoppers savings in Fiscal Year 1987, is to improve nutrition in the commissary will ac- because it pays for new according to officials at the among low income cept food stamp coupons. construction, improvemen ts U.S. Army Troop Agency. households through a Food stamp users are ad- to existing commissaries. Customer savings rose to cooperative federal-state vised to inform the cashier utilities such as electricity, an all-time high of $110.9 program of food assistance. that food stamps will be used heat, steam, gas, coal, air million which represented an TSA or the local in- and to separate these foods conditioning, refrigeration increase of 23 percent when stallation does not determine from others. and telephones for com- compared to FY 86. Savings customer eligibility or issue During Fiscal Year 1987, missaries in the United equaled 7.83 percent of total the food stamps. Military or $4.6 million in food stamps States. grocery sales and exceeded family members who con- were accepted at Army. Additionally, this money is the surcharge for grocery sider themselves eligible commissaries. This was used for the purchase of sales by $40 million. must contact the local state down from $4.8 million in FY automated data processing TSA's Customer Savings agency responsible for ad- 86. The commissary at equipment, electronic cash Program is composed of ministering the Food Stamp Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, registers, scanning system;s, voluntary price reductions Program and complete the was the largest participant forklifts, display cases, meat and coupon redemptions. necessary paperwork. with $1.3 million collected. processing tables and other Shoppers already save 25 Eligibility is then deter- TSA Officials say the equipment; supplies such as percent just by making their mined by Pulaski County reasons for this are probably shelf labels, cash register purchases at the com- health officials or the state because there is a large tape, safety glasses, shop- missary rather than in a health agency. If the in- population of lower ranked ping carts; and maintenance commercial supermarket. dividual qualifies, the state enlisted personnel in Hawaii. and services such as But cost-conscious agency will issue food The cost-of-living allowance equipment repair, laundry of customers can save even stamps to him which can be there is low, therefore, base uniforms and cleaning more by using coupons and used in the commissary. pay plus COLA are not supplies. The surcharge also taking advantage of special The Food Stamp Program adequate to support the high pays for damaged and stolen offers made during in Puerto Rico is handled cost of living there. merchandise. promotional events and somewhat differently. There The surcharge, however, caselot sales. a check is issued instead of Surcharges does not pay for employee By buying promotional the standard food stamp Thanks to commissary salaries. These are paid or merchandise customers also coupons. This check may be shoppers, $85.2 million in from appropriated funds. help special programs such converted to cash and then surcharges was collected Customers are required to as Ronald McDonald House, used to make purchases. during Fisal Year 1987. The pay the surcharge because Special Olympics and the Food stamps may be used surcharge is a five-percent the Defense Appropriations "Just Day No To Drugs" only to purchase items for fee added to a customer's Act requires commissaries Campaign. human consumption. total purchase before coupon to recoup enough money to Commissary officials are Tobacco products, pet foods, discounts have been reimburse the government committed to making sure health and beauty aids and deducted from the bill. for specific operating costs. shoppers get the best buys household items, including Commissaries had gross Commissary merchandise is for their bucks. They want to soaps, cannot be bought with sales of $1.73 billion, an in- sold at cost so a surcharge increase total savings by $10 food stamps. crease of more than $84 must be assessed on each million this year. Commissary check-out million (5.1 pecent) when sale to comply with the t. lanes are not segregated for compared to FY 86 sales. (TSA) Food stamp program All Army commissaries in the United States and Puerto Rico participate in the Updated knowledge aids safe driving Department of Agriculture's

Remember how hard you (c) at least 100 feet (a) about 50 feet What's a private organization? studied the driving manual 3. To brake to a stop under (b) about 350 feet before taking the written optimum driving conditions, (c) about 150 part of your first driving a car going 55 mph will If you guessed at the an- this type of private By Jeffrey Peyton all management functions. test? require how many feet? swers, you would probably GUIDON staff writer organization." According to Pippin, these Whether you've been (a) 217 feet benefit from a review of the AR 210-1 states that type functions include ac- driving five years or 50, it's (b) 175 feet state driver handbook. At How is a private three private organizations countability of assets, likely that some things you (c) 126 feet least, read over the following organization set up at Fort are those established, coverage and limitations of learned have slipped from 4. If you have a blowout or answers: Leonard Wood? What con- organized, operated and insurance, and the memory. It's a good idea to flat tire, what should you do? stitutes a private controlled by common in- disposition of assets upon the review your state driving (a) apply the brakes hard organization? According to 1. At 50 mph you can terest groups. These groups breakup of the organization. manual occasionally. It will and steer sharply to the right Evelyn Pippin, clearly see four seconds Directorate have no formal connection Pippin said the regulation refresh your memory and (b) pump the brakes of Personnel and Community ahead. with organizations outside also states certain reporting make certain you are up to lightly and ease onto the Activites, the answers to the installation. 2. You must begin requirements. "Certain date on the current rules of shoulder of the road after you these questions are found in "Wives' clubs and similar signaling a turn at least g.0 information must be sub- the road. have reduced speed feet before making a turn, Army Regulation 210-1 and organizations are examples mitted to the installation The following questions (c) stay off the brakes and 3. Fort Leonard Wood Sup- of this type of To brake to a stop under private commander for review," she are taken from various state turn off onto the shoulder of driving conditions, plement 1 to AR 210-1. organization," Pippin said. optimum said. driving manuals to test your the road when the car is a car going 55 mph wil "There are three types of AR 210-1 states all private This information includes driving knowledge: almost stopped private organizations," organizations wishing to require 217 feet. minutes of the meetings, 1. At 50 miles per hour how 5. When is the road most 4. If Pippin said. "Type one in- meet or form on an in- you have a blowout or financial statements, copies many seconds ahead can you slippery? flat tire, cludes all federally sanc- stallation must apply in you should sta off of audit reports, a copy of tax see clearly? (a) just at the freezing the tioned service organizations writing to the installation brakes and turn onto the status, if required, and a (a) eight seconds ahead level shoulder such as credit unions, banks, commander for an operating of the road when the copy of correspondence (b) four seconds ahead (b) well below freezing car is the Red Cross and United permit. "This permit must almost stopped. concerning applicability of (c) two seconds ahead level 5. The road Services Organizations." be revalidated every two is most slip- state or local laws. 2. How many feet ahead (c) slightly below freezing pery just at the freezing years," Pippin said. "The regulation states must you begin signaling for level level. The second type includes private organizations may a turn? 6. At night how far do well- 6. At night, private organizations af- well-adjusted Applications must include not engage in on-post fund (a) at least 25 feet adjusted headlights headlights filiated light up light about 350 with the post--that is, an organization charter, raising activities which may (b) at least 50 feet the road? feet. organizations that conduct articles of agreement, a compete with the Comissary, activities of common interest constitution and bylaws. Exchange or NAF ac- to a voluntary membership, Application documentation tivities," Pippin said, Worth said Pippin. ''The must also define mem- "unless the activity is ap- repeating Association of the United bership eligibility and set proved in writing by the head States Army is an example of forth the responsibilities for of the competing agency." "The headline usually goes "It's a fact that it is much "Better to be driven out from to the missile, the satellite, more comfortable to be in the among men than to be or the bomber. But it is the position of the person who disliked of children." Keep CHAMPUS up to date soldier..., the pilot..., the has been offended than to be -Richard Henry sailor - and all the Dana, backup the unfortunate cause of it." editor and critic Are you and your family will check to see i you are ces. An active-duty service and support forces to enable members -Barbara Walters eligible for the listed in the DEERS com- member or a military retiree them to do their jobs - that Civilian Health and Medical "Lawyers are the only puter data banks. If you will be automatically make the security system "I am Program of the Uniformed short a cheekbone and persons in whom ignorance aren't, the claim will be enrolled in DEERS. His or work." an ear, but am Service benefits? If so, good. able to whip of the law is not punished." denied or delayed in her family members will not -Gen. George S. Brown all hell yet!" But now, you've got to make processing until yor be automatically -Jeremy Bentham, enrolled. -Col. John M. Corse sure CHAMPUS knows eligibility can be established. The military sponsor must English lawyer you're eligible. Civil War report and philosophe:r This also applies to your take specific action to get "If you have built castles in Sherman How do you do to Gen. that? By family members, who must them into the DEERS the air, your work need not making certain your Defense "The blessings of liberty also be enrolled in DEERS. listings. be lost; that is where they Enrollment Eligibility which our ancestors secured What is DEERS? It's a Likewise, when the status should be. Now put the Reporting "I have always defined for us, and which we System or DEERS computerized listing of all of family members change, foundations under them." still listings are up to date. politics to mean the science enjoy, are ours military people and their such as by divorce or by the -Henry David Thoreau only because, Before processing your family members which birth of a child, the sponsor of government, perhaps the in each generation, there CHAMPUS claim for cost- most important science, have been men and women verifies their eligibility for must report these changes to "You can see things, and you sharing of medical because it involves art and willing to bear the hardships bills, the health care from both DEERS at his or her military say, 'Why?,' but CHAMPUS see things ability of people to live and sacrifices claims processor military and civilian sour- personnel office. that never of serving in were and I say, together." the 'Why not!I " military forces we need -Harry S. Truman to preserve our freedom." -George Bernard Shaw -Ronald Reagan

"When tillage begins, other "Let us strive to finish the "He who requires much from arts follow. The farmers work we are in; to bind up the himself and little from therefore are the founders of nation's wounds; to care for others, will keep himself human civilization." him who shall have borne the from being the object of -Daniel Webster battle, and for his widow, and resentment." orator and statesman for his orphan." -~Confucious -Abraham Lincoln

"Weed - a plant whose "Little minds are tamed and "I have considered the virtues have not been subdued by misfortune; but pension list of the republic a discovered." great minds rise above it." roll of honor." -Ralph Waldo Emerson -Washington Irving, writer -Grover Cleveland Page 6 a~e6Fort Leona iWoond G Thursdavy. January 14. 1flAR FORD V i I MERCURY SLINCOLN

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2 1 S: _: 1985 FORD E150 VAN CONVERSION, American Coach PS, Ail %VVSON JAN, Leisure Van Conversion, 4 Captain Chair with Bed, V8, Auto., Over- Leather Int., Vinyl Roof, Tilt Speed, P. Windows, P. Conversion - V8, Auto., Dual, Air Cond., Speed, Tilt, AM- FM Tape, 4 Captain drive, Tilt, Speed, P. Locks, P. Windows, AM-FM Tape, 2 Locks, P. Seats, Wire Wheel Covers, AM-FM Tape $15,400 Chairs with Sofa Bed, 2 Gas Tanks, Running Boards Gas Tanks, Dual Heat and Air, CB Radio, Running $8,995 Boards $11,750

1979 MERCURY COUGAR XR7, 2 Door, V8, Auto., P. Steering, 1984 FORD BRONCO II, 4 WHEEL DRIVE, V6, Auto., P. CARS Air, Vinyl Roof, Speed, Tilt, AM-FM Tape, Power Seats $1,495 Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM, Tilt, White Spoke Wheels $7,995 1979 SUBARU, 2 Dr. Sedan, 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, Air Cond., AM-FM 1984 FORD F150 4x4 SHORT BED, V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air 1986 MERCURY LYNX L, 3 Dr., 4 Cyl., 5 Speed, Air Cond., AM- Tape $7,995 Cond., AM-FM Tape $7,495 FM, P. Steering, Sun Roof $6,295 1979 FORD PINTO WAGON, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, Air Cond., 1984 FORD BRONCO 4x4 XLT CAB, V8, Auto., PS, Air Cond., 1985 CADILLAC ELDORADO, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., PS, Air Cond., AM-FM $795 Speed, Tilt, AM-FM Fancy Wheel $9,125 Vinyl Roof, Tilt Speed, Leather, P. Windows, P. Locks, P. Seats, 1979 FORD GRANADA, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering $795 1984 FORD / 4x4, V8 Diesel, 4 Speed, Air Cond., AM-FM SB Wire Wheels Covers, AM-FM Tape $15,400 1979 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Glass, White Spoke Wheel, Bedliner, Dual Tanks $9,450 1985 BUICK, 4 DR. LESABRA, V6, Auto., PS, Air Cond., Vinyl Steering, Air Cond., P. Windows, P. Locks, AM-FM Tape, Vinyl 1983 FORD F150 4x4 EXPLORE CAB, V8, Auto., PS, Air, 2 Gas, Roof $8,995 Roof $1,895 Tilt, AM-FM Tape $6,995 1984 FORD LTD BROUGHAM, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., P. Steering, 1979 FORD T BIRD, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., Air Cond., Tilt, Speed, Mag 1983 CHEV C10 4x4, V8, 4 Speed, P. Steering $6,825 Tilt, Speed, Air Cond., AM-FM $4,995 Covers, Vinyl Roof, AM-FM, P. Windows $1,595 1980 FORD F150 4x4 RANGER CAB, V8, 4 Speed, P. Steering, 1984 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. 1979 MERCURY MARQUIS, 2 Dr., V8 Auto., P. Steering, P. Air Cond., SB Glass, AM-FM, Popup Roof, 2 Gas Tanks, White Steering, Air Cond., Tilt, Speed, AM-FM, P. Windows, P. Locks, Seats, V Roof, AM-FM Speed Control, P. Windows, P. Locks Spoke Wheels $2,995 P. Seats $8,625 $2,195 1977 FORD 4x4, V8, 4 Speed, Short Bed, Air Cond., White Spoke 1984 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS, LS, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. 1978 BUICK REGAL, 2 Dr., V6 Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Wheels $1,995 Steering, Air Cond., P. Seats, Vinyl Roof, Wire Covers, Speed, AM-FM Tape, Vinyl Roof, Tilt Wheel, Speed Control $1,295 1973 DODGE 4x4, V8, 4 Speed $1,439 Tilt, P. Windows, P. Locks, AM-FM Tape $6,825 1978 CHEV MONTE CARLO, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., PS, Air, AM-FM 1970 JEEPSTER COMMANDO 4x4, V6, Std. Trans., Tape 1984 LINCOLN MARK VII, 2 Dr., V8, P. Steering, Air Cond., Tape, Fancy Wheels $1,595 Player $1,295 Tilt, Speed, P. Windows, P. Locks, P. Seats, AM-FM Tape, 1978 OLD CUTLASS SOLON, 2 Dr., V6, Auto., P. Steering, AM- Keyless Entry, Wire Covers, Rear Defroster $11,500 FM Tape $1,450 1983 OLDS 98 REGENCY, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air 1977 FORD T-BIRD, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Cond., Speed, Tilt, P. Windows, P. Locks, AM-FM Tape, Wire Tilt, Speed, P. Windows, P. Seats, AM-FM Tape, Vinyl Roof, 4X 2,TR UCKS Covers $7,495 Mag Wheels $1,195 1986 DODGE VAN % Ram Royal SE, V8 Auto., Tilt, Speed, P. 1983 PONT. 6000 LE, 4 Dr., V6, Auto., Trans., P. Steering, Air 1977 MERCURY MONARCH, 2 Dr., 6 Cyl., 4 Speed, Vinyl Roof, Windows, P. Locks, 10 Pass, Air Cond., AM-FM Tape, Fancy Cond., AM-FM, Rear Defroster, Tilt, Speed, Wire Covers $5,295 AM-FM Tape, Wire Covers $879 Wheels $10,875 1982 MERCURY LYNX, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, P. Steering, Air 1977 OLDS DELTA 88, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., 1986 F150 4x2 XLT CAB, V8, Auto. Overdrive, P. Steering, Air Con., AM-FM Tape $1,995 AM-FM, Vinyl Roof $595 Cod., Tilt, Speed, P. Windows, P. Locks, AM-FM Tape, SB 1977 LINCOLN MARK V, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Glass, Bug Shield, Running Boards, Argent Wheel $9,895 Cond., P. Seats, P. Windows, 1982 FORD EXP., 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, Air Cond., P. Steering, Tilt, Speed, AM-FM Tape $2,400 1985 FORD E150 CONVERSION VAN, V8, Auto., Overdrive, 4 1976 FORD LTD, 2 Dr., V8 Auto. Popup Roof, Fancy Wheels $1,910 Trans., P. Steering, Air Cond., Captain Chairs, and Couch Bed, Tilt, Speed, P. Locks, P. 1982 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Speed Control $495 Windows, AM-FM Tape, 2 Gas Tanks, Dual Air Heat, CB Radio, 1976 TRIUMPH TR 7,2 Dr., 4 Cyl., AM-FM Air Cond., AM-FM Tape, Speed, Tilt, P. Windows, P. Locks, Tape $2,695 Running Boards $11,750 1976 DATSUN, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Alen Wheels $6,800 Speed, AM-FM Tape $495 1985 FORD F150 4x2, 6 Cyl., Auto. Trans., Air Cond. $6,995 1976 BUICK CENTURY, 4 Dr., VS, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond. 1982 OLDS CUTLASS CRUISER WAGON, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. 1985 CHEV SIIVERADO Cab, Short Bed, VS, Auto., P.S., Air Steering, Air Cond., Speed, P. Locks, P. Windows, AM-FM $595 Cond., Tilt, Speei, P. Windows, P. Locks, SB Glass, 2 Gas 1976 LINCOLN 2 DR. MARK IV, V8, Auto., $4,225 PS, Air Cond., Tilt, Tanks, Ralley Wheels $7,325 Speed, 1981 PONTIAC TA, 2 Dr., V8 Turbo, Auto., P. Steering, Air AM-FM Tape, V Roof $1,595 1985 CHEV TON SCOTTSDALE, V8 Diesel, Auto., P. 1975 AMC HORNET Cond., AM-FM, T-Top, Fancy Wheels $5,695 4 DR. WAGON, 6 Cyl., Auto., P. Steering Steering, Tilt, Speed, Air Cond., 2 Tanks, SB Glass, AM-FM 1981 FORD $295 ESCORT GL, 4 Door, 4 Cyl., Auto., P. Steering, AM- Tape $9,400 1974 PLYMOUTH DUSTER, 2 FM Tape, Speed Control $2,295 Dr., 6 Cyl., Auto., P. Steering, 1984 FORD % XLT CAB, VS, Diesel, Speed, Tilt, 2 Fuel Tanks Vinyl Roof 1981 AMC EAGLE, 2 Door, 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, AM-FM Tape, 4 $595 AM FM Tape, Air Cond., Running Boards $8,650 1973 FORD MAVERICK, Wheel Drive, Power Steering, Air Cond. $2,495 2 Door, 6 Cyl., Auto., AM-FM Tape$395 1984 FORD CONVERSION VAN, V8, Auto., Dual Heat & Air, 1971 DODGE CORNET, 4 Dr., V8 Auto., PS 1981 FORD T BIRD, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., $395 Speed, Tilt, AM-FM Tape, 4 Captains Chairs, and Sofa, 2 Gas AM-FM $1,995 1969 DODGE DART, 4 Dr., 6 Cyl., Auto. $395 Tanks, Running Boards $8,995 1969 CADILLAC HEARSE, 1981 MAZDA 2 DR. GLC, 4 Cyl., Auto., AM-FM Cassette 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air 1984 FORD 3/4, V8 Diesel, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM 1981 PLYMOUTH Cond. RELIANT K, 4 Dr., Wagon, 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, P. $1,495 Tape, SB Glass, 2 Gas, Tilt, Speed $7,995 Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM Tape $1,995 1983 FORD TON 4x2, V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., AM- 1981 FORD ESCORT WAGON, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, AM-FM FM $5,100 Tape, Air Cond. 4 X 4 TRUCKS $1,795 1983 FORD RANGER 4x2, 4 Cyl., 4 Speed $2,995 1981 BUICK RIVIERA, 1986 FORD % 4x4, V8, Diesel, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., AM-FM Tape, Tilt, 4-Speed, AM-FM, P. Steeriiig, 1983 FORD F150 4x2 XLT CAB, 6 Cyl., Auto., P. Steering, Air Speed, Wire Covers, Two Tanks, Air Cond. V Roof, Air Cond., P. Seats $5,995 $12,995 Cond., 2 Gas, AM-FM, Speed, Tilt, Running Boards $6,025 1981 FORD ESCORT WAGON, 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, 1986 FORD RANGER STX, 4 AM-FM Tape, Wheel Drive, V6, 5 Speed, P. 1982 FORD %, V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM Tape Speed, Lug Rack Steering, Air Cond., $1,595 AM-FM Tape, Chrome Wheels, Big Tires, $4,495 1981 TOYOTA COROLLA, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., Air Cond., SB Glass $9,325 AM- 1981 FORD F150 4x2, 6 Cyl., Auto. Trans., Air Cond. $2,995 FM, P. Steering $2,300 1986 FORD F150, 4 WHEEL DRIVE, XL Cab, V8, Auto., P. 1981 MAZDA B 2000 SUNDOWNER CAB, Long Bed, 4 Cyl., 5 1981 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM, PS, Air Tilt, Speed, 2 Gas $9,595 Speed, AM-FM Air Cond. $1,995 Cond., V-Roof, AM-FM, Speed, Tilt, P. Windows, P. Locks, Wire 1985 FORD F150 4x4, Short Bed, 6 Cyl., 4 Speed, Air Cond., P. 1978 FORD RANCHEO GT, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Covers, Leatiher Seats $3,595 Steering, Box Rails, Brush Guard, AM-FM Running Boards Cond. $1,795 1981 BUICK PARK AVE, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., PS, Air, V Roof, Wire $7,995 1978 FORD RANCHEO GT, 2 Dr., V8, Auto. Trans., Air Cond., Covers, Tilt, Speed, P. Windows; P. Locks, AM-FM Tape, 1985 FORD BRONCO II 4x4, V6, 5 Speed, P. Steering, AM-FM Tilt. Speed, P. Steering, Mag Wheels $2,250 Power Seats $3,495 Fancy Wheels $8,995 1977 DODGE % VAN, V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM 1981 DATSUN 4 DR. GX, 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, AM-FM Tape, Air 1985 FORD F 150 4x4, 6 Cyl., 4 Speed, P. Steering, Air Cond., Tape, Running Boards, Two Bucket Seats and Bed $2,295 Cond. $1,595 AM-FM Tape $7,850 1976 DODGE MOTOR HOME LANDAU, 32 Ft., Model 8200, 1980 LINCOLN MARK VI, 4 Dr., V8 Auto., P. Steering, Air 1985 FORD F 150 4x4, ELT Cab, V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air, Onam Power Plant, Sleeps 7, Dual Roof Air, TV, Gas Furnace, 3 Cond., Tilt, Speed, P. Windows, P. Locks, P. Seats, AM-FM Speed, Tilt, P. Windows, P. Locks, Two Tanks, AM-FM, Box Fuel Tanks, Dual Gas or Electric Refrig., CB Radio, Central Tape, Vinyl Roof, Wire Covers $5,995 Rails $9,025 Vacuum Cleaner, Speed Control, Ice Maker, Blender, 1980 CHEV CITATION, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., 1985 FORD % 4x4 Air Cond., AM-FM XL CAB, V8, Diesel, 4 Speed, Tilt, Speed, AM- Microwave Oven $16,000 FM, 2 Gas, $1,110 Box Rails $10,400 1974 FORD 4x2, V8, Std. Trans., P. Steering $795 1980 MERCURY CAPRI, 3 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed $1,995 1985 CHEV 4x4 TON SHORT BED SCOTTSDALE, Cab, V8, 1973 FORD TON 4x2, V8, Auto., P. Steering, XLT Cab, Air 1980 CHEV CORVETTE, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Speed, Tilt, AM-FM Tape $8,395 Cond. $895 Cond., AM-FM Tape, Tilt, Speed, P. Windows, T Top, Fancy 1985 FORD 3/%,4 Wheel Drive, V8, Diesel, 4 Speed, XL Cab, Tilt, 1973 CHEV TON 4x2, V8, Auto., P. Steering, AM-FM Tape, Wheels, P. Locks $9,795 Speed, 2 Gas, AM-FM, Running Boards $9,995 Running Boards $495 1980 FORD MUSTANG, 3 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, Air Cond., AM- 1985 DODGE D150 4x4, V8, 4 Speed, P. Steering, AM-FM $8,225 1973 CHEV % VAN, 6 Cyl., 4 Speed, AM-FM Tape, P. Steering FM Tape, P. Steering, Wire Covers $1,995 1985 FORD 4x4 SHORT BED, V8, Auto., AM-FM Tape, P. 1980 FORD FAIRMONT, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed $995 Windows, P. Locks, Tilt, $895 Speed, SB Glass, Box Rails, 2 Gas 1973 DODGE CLUB CAB, 1/ 4x2, V8 Auto., 1980 MERCURY COUGAR XR7, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., PS, Air Cond., P. Steering, Air $8,775 Cond. $400 AM-FM Tape, V Roof $2,495 1984 CHEV S10 BLAZER 4x4, 6 Cyl., Auto. Trans., Tilt, P. 1973 DODGE MAXI VAN TON, 1979 MERCURY ZEPHYR Z7, 2 Dr., 6 Cyl., Auto., AM-FM V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Steering, Speed, P. Locks, P. Windows, Tahoe Cab, AM-FM, Cond. $1,500 Tape, Speed, P. Steering, Air Cond. $968 Aluminum Wheels, Running Boards $8,500 1969 CHEV EL CAMINO, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond. $1,591

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a! MERCURY LINCOLN "LThursday, January 14,1988 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon -Page7 Thursday, January 14,1988 Fort Leonard Wood Guldon Page 7 Tr0 phy case Soldier rewarded for actions in storm

Capt. Paul D. Schroth the Post Emergency which h-was later com- 5th Engineer Battalion Operations Center. The EOC mended, Flaherty broke informed Flaherty that the open the chaplains' Life for 46 post residents chapel was being activated deployment supplies and was made easier during as an emergency shelter for passed out florescent glow recent power outages by a families left without power. sticks to provide light within chaplain's assistant. Without receiving any other the shelter. This did not do Because of his initiative instructions, Flaherty im- much to calm the fears of and zeal in carrying out his mediately set about locating some of the younger duties, PFC Matthew A. cots, food and other essen- residents of the shelter, who Flaherty was awarded the tials which would be required were upset at being away Army Achievement Medal to run the shelter. from the comforts of home by Lt. Col. Richard Craig, After obtaining these items and were now nearly in the commander, 5th Engineer from his parent unit, the 5th dark. So Flaherty went Battalion, 136th Engineer Engineer Battalion, he went around and assisted severa l Brigade. In presenting the one step further. Flaherty of the mothers in quieting award Craig said "We like found a television and video their children. this kind of initiative in a cassette recorder and When the end of his duty young soldier. When we see it arranged to play movies to shift came the next day we certainly like to publicly help keep spirits high for his Flaherty was offered the recognize it." guests. chance to enjoy the Flaherty was on duty as a Just as he began to feel as remainder of his holiday chaplain's assistant at the if he had the situation under weekend. Instead, he chose Piney Hills Chapel on control, the power failed at to remain on duty and did so Christmas day, when he the chapel. Again demon- until his shelter was finally PFC Matthew Flaherty, received a phone call from strating the initiative for deactivated on Dec. 27. chaplain's Richard Craig for his performance assistant, receives an Army during the recent power outage. Achievement Medal from Lt. Col. (Photo by Capt. Paul D. Schroth)

Awards & arrivals. 0 Brian C. Coe, C-3-10-3 William E. Mabry Jr., HQ, 43rd Meritorious Robert J. Eich, HQ Det., 3rd BT MP Comd. Keith D. Grant, HQ-87-1 William L. Downs, MEDDAC AG Bn. Bde. Charles A. Gough Jr., 463rd MP Michael J. Hearn, 463rd MP Co., Service Raymond R. Frambach, HQ, 136th Donald J. McKenzie Jr., MED- Kyle E. Godding. 463rd MP Co., Co., MP Comd. MP Comd. Medal Engr. Bde. DAC Sheila B. Penn, HHC, 132nd Engr. Pvt. 2 Natalie L. Brasfield, Gar. Co.- Bde. 169-136 Nine to (Second Oak Leaf Cluster) James L. Sigler Jr., HQ-87-1 Stephen O. Earl, A-35-132 retire during ceremony 1st Sgt. Arthur D. Laughlin, C-31-132 Eugene Whaley, HQ, 136th Engr. Russell B. Edwards, Gar. Co.-169- Bde. 136 Nine soldiers are Victor L. Velasquez, HQ Co.- Battalion. 136th Sgt. Tony R. Arnold, HQ-577-1 Brigade, Eddie W. Halley, Gar. Co.-169-136 scheduled to be honored in 577-1, Arizona; SFC Thomas Missouri; MSM Paul L. Bonds, HQ, 136th Engr. SSgt. Robert W. William M. Haynes, A-31-1 the post retirment Bde. ceremony W. Oder, 12th Transportation Harrington, HQ Co.-577-1, Capt. Randolph Thompson, C-5-136 Gary L. Holland, HQ-577-1 at 3 this afternoon SFC William R. Dorlac II, HQ Co.- Maybell J. Calhoun, HQ-4-10-3 at Nutter Company, 136th Brigade, Missouri; SSgt. James H. Anthony J. Jenkins, MEDDAC Field House. 87-1 Shinethia L. Collins, MEDDAC Michael O. Perkins, MEDDAC Texas; SSgt. Buddy L. May, Kelly, HQ Co.-58-1, Missouri; Wilson Delgodo, E-4-10-3 Michael R. Siwek, HQ-87-1 Combat Training Com- and Sgt. Robert L. Camp, HQ Steven W. Ferdig, NCOA-DSS Camilla A. Turner, HQ, 136th They include: CSM Lloyd mittee, 169th Engineer Co.-577-1, Ohio. Army Gregory C. Gray, CTC-169-136 Engr. Bde. McKinney, Headquarters Commendation David M. Gross, Gar. Co.-169-136 Company, 136th Engineer Francis M. Harris, 399th Army Sherry K. Vinson, MEDDAC Brigade, who is retiring to Medal Band Pvt. 1 Kenneth L. Baldwin, Gar. Co.- Illinois; MSgt. Ernest V. John E. Harris, 169-136 MEDDAC Burnem Jr., Headquarters Brenda L. Hughes, HQ, (Third Oak Leaf Cluster) 1st Engr. Matthew Camberlynck, 463rd MP Bde. Co., MP Comd. Company, 1st Engineer SSgt. Isiah Young, HQ Co.-58-1 v'WE BUYALL MiLL NAMEDIRECT BRAND CARPETS & VINYLS!! James K. McIntyre Sr., B-3-10-3 John L. Campbell, A-3-10-3 Brigade, West Germany; TO PASS Congoleum * Dormco e Armstrong Danny R. Nichols, MSgt. Charles R. Smith, THE SA VINGS ON TO YOU! HQ-87-1 Cindie S. Davis, MEDDAC FETIG "TNMASTER BY DUPONT OROBERT A REVOLUTIONARY DEV ELOPMENT. DIXON ST. 1 (Second Oak Leaf Clustr) Bruce A. Norton, 463rd MP Co., John R. Desiderator, 463rd MP Headquarters Company, VIRTUALLYSTAINPROOF' FAMOUS BRANDSWALLIPAPER SSgt. Terry W. Fields, CTC-169-136 MP Comd. Co., MP Comd. 577th Engineer Battalion, 1st FREE ESTIMATES 7759-7012 97 1 33s.464 Service Jennifer A. Perkins, Gar. Co.-169- Troy E. Duschka, Gar. Co.-169-136 Brigade, Missouri; SFC Use Our Shop At Home (First Oak Leaf Cluster) 136 SFC Donald W. Hockett, HQ Co.-87-1 Walter L. Smith, D-2-10-3 Ramon R. Nieto, HQ Co., 1st Engr. Gregory C. Snow, 463rd MP Co., Bde. MP Comd. SSgt. James W. Aycock, Gar. Co., Ronnie C. Vaughan, HQ-58-1 USATCE Sharom D. Walker, Gar. Co.-169- 136 Clarence D. Ouderkirk, HQ Co.-87- 1 SP4 George R. Brozzo, 463rd MP Co., MP Comd. ARCOM James L. Curry, HQ-87-1 Mark 1st Lt. Sammie D. Robertson, 589th S. Dudley, HHC, 132nd Engr. Engr. Bn., 132nd Engr. Bde. Bde. Tracy L. David A. Zerbe, Gar. Co., Gardner, A-87-J USATCE Sigmund C. Kaufmann Jr., SFC David A. Groth, HQ Co.-87-1 MEDDAC SSgt. Robert A. Blevins, C-3-10-3 Michael S. Payne, HQ-577-1 Asael Sanchez, 543rd Ord. Det. Steven Simmons, Gar. Co.-169-136 Arrivals Ghouse M. Syed, MEDDAC Thomas L. Taley, MEDDAC MSgt. Roger D. Collins, HQ-87-1 Chicota R. Watson, Gar. Co.-169- SFC Joel L. Branscum, HQ-87-1 136 Jack E. Brookshire, HQ, 132nd Daniel E. Weaver, A-31-132 Engr. Bde. Vada A. Weber, 399th Army Band Thomas M. Conner, RG, St. Louis David W. Webster, MEDDAC Robert D. Gorrell, HQ, 136th Engr. Robert C. White, HQ, 132nd Engr. Bde. Bde. William F. Heacock, PSSP PFC Paul K. Christmas, Gar. Co.- Jimmy L. Hornes, RG, St. Louis 169-136 Wayne C. Kelley, HQ-58-1 Mark A. Edwards, MEDDAC Bradford P. Mantha, Gar. Co.-169- Scott O. Flnklea, HQ, 132nd Engr. 136 Bde. Willie Murry, HQ-58-1 William J. Kaberline, MEDDAC Brent C. Yarber, Gar. Co.-169-136 Leonard A. Kenworthy, HQ-58-1 SSgt. Mark A. Adams, HQ, 136th Eric P. Laborenty, Gar. Co.-169- Engr. Bde. 136 Civilian awards

DA Certificate Edward L. Smith DEH of Achievement William L. Sterling DOL Rosalie A. Warner DPCA Charles W. Cyrus DRM Ervin E. Williams DEH Louise R. Hamilton 3rd BT Bde. Linda K. Jackson 1st Engr. Bde. Performance Award Joann Chambers DPCA On-the-Spot Cash Award PMRS James D. Adams DEH Performance Award Dorothy B. Affolter MEDDAC Thomas E. Whitecotton III DEH Jerry W. Bechtel DEH Freddie R. Burnett DOL Denise A. Bush DPCA Louis W. Cox DOL Special Act Johnnie B. Fiscus DRM Award John E. Flagg DOL Jo A. Crooks MEDDAC Randall L. Furse DEH Donald R. Lawson MEDDAC Glen P. Grosskreutz DRM Edwin C. Imilkowski DPCA Ronald L. Johnson DOL Suggestion Award Russell K. Pantleo DPCA Eddie L. Baker DOL Barbara M. Seaman DEH Donald R. Lawson MEDDAC Billy C. Shaw D1RM Maureen C. Ramsey PAn Page 8 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, January 14,1988 P 8 FrLonrWodGdnTusaJur 14 I Voters can cast ballots in New Hampshire Feb. 16 New Hampshire voters will town or city clerk of the place it is recommended that Pet of be able to cast their ballots of voting residence. FPCA be submitted early. the week for presidential candidates Overseas citizens voting Voted ballots from armed This 1-year-old, male, on Feb. 16 in the first under the uniformed and service voters and overseas mixed-breed dog is presidential primary elec- overseas citizens absentee voters must be received by tion of the 1988 election year. adoptable at the voting act may vote in this election officials not later All citizens who maintain a election and must register by than 5 p.m. on election day. Animal Disease legal residence in New using the state Federal Voted ballots from all other Prevention and Hampshire and those now Overseas Voters persons must be received not Control Facility, living overseas whose last Registration Application. later than 5 p.m. the day building 2399. (Photo U.S. residence was in New They may use the FPCA to before election. Absentee ;= by C. J. Vanhorne) ' Hampshire may vote in the request this form. In the ballots will be mailed to Feb. 16 primary. request it should be men- voters about 25 days before _. Under New Hampshire tioned the election. f., that the application is law, the following persons, for a Federal Overseas referred to as armed service Voters Registration Ap- New Hampshire will hold voters, may vote by absentee plication. its state primary election ballot without x ': first being Sept. 13. The general election . registered: members of the will be Nov. 8 for the federal I - .. U.S. Armed Forces, the VOTE offices of president, vice Coast Guard, the Merchant president, two U.S. Job openings Marine, the National Do Your Duty Representatives and various Oceanic Survey, the Public state and local offices. Information on jobs is available at The St. Louis Office of Personnel employees and reinstatement Health Service, civilian the Job Information Center, room Management will be testing for eligibles: employees of the U.S. VOTE Separate FPCAs must be 117, building 315. The center is open office assistant at Fort Leonard -Editor (Printed Media), GS-10- government serving outside submitted for each election. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more in- Wood two times each month 82-11, Moves to Fort Leonard Wood the United States, members Other residents of New New Hampshire provides formation, call 368-5627. January through June on a walk-in, in 1989, Open until filled of religious or welfare groups Hampshire who cannot special write-in ballots to Applications and information are first come, first served basis. If -Computer Based Instruction or agencies attached to or register in person must use armed service voters and also available from the Office of there is not sufficient room for all Specialist, GS-1701-11, Moves to Fort serving with the U.S. Armed the voter registration card federal overseas voters Personnel Management, 300 Old who show up, they will have to Wood in 1989, Open until filled Forces, and the spouses and and the absentee voter during Post Office Building, 815 Olive return the next time the test is ad- the general election -Supervisory Engineering Street, St. Louis, Mo. 63101, or by ministered. dependents of the above registration affidavit to only. These voters may Doctrine Specialist, GS-0301-13, calling (314) 425-4285. Testing will begin at 2 p.m. when they are actually register absentee. These request the special write-in and Moves to Fort Wood in 1989, Open Jobs listed as open include: last three to four hours residing with and ac- forms may also be requested ballot for the general election at the 1st until filled -Pharmacists, GS-11, Open Engineer Brigade, building 1023, companying them. by mailing an FPCA or other -Combat Developments Materiel by complying with Medical Officer, GS-13 and 14, corner of 19th and Artillery Circle. Armed service voters may Analyst, GS-0301-09, 11 or 12, Moves writing which provides the procedures outlined in the Open The dates are Jan. 14 and 29, Feb. 11 use the Federal Post to Fort Wood in 1988, Open con- Card same information to the town 1988-89 Federal Voting -Orthotist, GS-9, Open and 25 and March 10 and 24. tinuous Application form to request or city clerk. Assistance Guide. -Clinical Psychologist, The Fort Belvoir, Va., Civilian GS-11, -Manpower and Equipment an absentee ballot. These Completed state forms Open Personnel Office has announced the Analyst, GS0301-09, 11 or 12, Moves voters are registered when must reach the town or city For more -Clinical Nurses, Registered, GS- following vacancies open to career information, see to Fort Wood in 1988, Open con- their absentee ballot return clerk not later than 10 9, Temporary, Intermittent and full- days your unit voting assistance and career-conditional federal tinuous envelopes are returned to the time permanent, Open before the election. However, officer.

Do you know?.. The common name for the last major German offensive THE ALL NEW TOP BRASS of World War II? Battle of the Bulge (Dec. 1944-Jan. 1945)

Who originated the slogan, "Remember your regiment and follow your officers?" Capt. Charles May (Mexican War)

Who is called "the father of Army helicopter operations?" Maj. Gen. Harry W. O. Kinnard

What the Beaufort Scale, devised in 1805 by Adm. Francis Beaufort of the British Navy, is used to measure? Wind force

The world's first fighter aircraft capable of sustained supersonic flight? F-100

How much one cent doubled every day for 30 days would amount to? $5,368,709.12

The name of the leading Air Force ace in the Vietnam War? Capt. Charles D. DeBellevue

The purpose for which a "very pistol" is used? Signaling with flares

The number of oil and hazardous substance spills responded to by the Coast Guard in 1985? 12,738

The number of major oil Teleuisions, UCRs, Stereo sustems, pollution removal operations performed? BOOm Boxes, Microwaves, Appliances, 314

What the "F" in front of an Furniture, Bedding &Jeweiruy! aircraft number indicates? Fighter ** THE ALL NEW TOP BRASS:; WORDS OF FREEDOM WEC N E OP WT 1 r _tACag,,_..' A lot of people today don't even know the meaning of honor, public officials included. Honor is like being pregnant. You have it or you don't. MILITARY TV AND STEREO OF ST. ROBERTS INC. There are no degrees of honor. It isan absolute dedication to tell the truth. A t/a MILITARYTVAND half-truth won't do. STEREO P.O. BOX 682 SRB -General Mark Clark MAIN GATE SHOPPING CENTER FORT WOOD SPUR WAYNESVILLE, MO 336-3800 Thursday, January 14,1988 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Page 9 Commn unity Arts ,Crafts Center offers variety of sk Is If you have an interest in Harold York is the center To further the skills to Feb. 20; winter landscape Wednesday, Feb. 3; pottery following areas: zone system arts and crafts or want to art supervisor. Larry Hill, safely operate the various photography, 2 to 4 p.m., wheel, 1 to 4 p.m., Feb. 13 of photography, advanced look at what others are art specialist, works in the machines in the wood- Sundays, Jan. 17 to Feb. 21; and 14; lapidary, polishing black and white doing, the post Arts and multicrafts area while Mike working shop, an orientation and oil painting, 6:30 to 8:30 cut stones, 1 to 4 p.m. Feb. 24 photography, color printing, Crafts Center is for you. The Curtis, art specialist, is in the is conducted at 5:30 p.m. p.m. Wednesdays, Jan. 20 to and 25; and glass etching on a watercolor, basket weaving center not only offers in- photo lab and photography Fridays. The ceramic shop Feb. 25. mirror, 1 to 4 p.m. Feb. 10 and lost wax casting for structors to teach you skills, studio. Don Mikles is in orientation is at 1 p.m. Scheduled February and 11. jewelry. For more in- but also has supplies charge of the woodworking Fridays. In the photo lab the classes include: picture If enough interest is shown, formation or to sign up for available. shop. Theo Bernds is an orientation is conducted at framing, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. classes will be set un in the classes, call 368-7164. The center offers assistant. Volunteers, Sonja 5:30 p.m. Wednesdays. Small multicrafts, ceramics and Thacker, Darrel Persons and usage fees are charged in . woodworking shops, a Christi Lindsey, work in the each shop. M, photography studio and a ceramics shop. Renate photo lab. The Krafty Barn is Lawrence staffs the Krafty The center began new 4 a gift shop and stocks sup- Barn and resale area. hours of operation this year. plies for the various arts and The center is open to It is now open from 1 to 9 crafts. military personnel and their p.m. Wednesday through families. Civilian employees Friday and 1 to 5 p.m. Keepsake Photography on post may also use the Saturday and Sunday. The Studio provides a place for center. center is now closed Monday area residents to have photos Drury College students and Tuesday. taken. It offers individual also use the center for There are numerous skills and family portraits and classes. This month's art to be learned at the center. group, passport and im- display is painting, Classes on a variety of arts migration photographs. photography and sculpture and crafts are offered. Th Walk-ins are welcome, but by Drury students. Monthly January winter classes i, appointments may be made displays feature local and clude: glass etching, 1 to area artst and art, clubs, by calling 368-7164. Dm-S''atudv' o

What's happening_f STORM HELP: active duty and retired formation, Tour and Travel The 132nd Engineer military personnel is held at Office, Walker Recreation Brigade Motor Pool per- 6 p.m. Wednesdays at the Center, at 368-6813. manent party personnel and post library. For children trainees between 4 and 8 years, the from the 31st Crafts Center. His project Engineer Battalion were program includes old- LA LECHE Raymond Osterholtz, a retired is a spindle among those assisting in the fashioned storytelling, films, LEAGUE: colonel who lives at Newburg, Mo., for a towel rack. (Photo by Dee ice storm Christmas games and a monthly puppet works on a wood lathe at the Arts and Dixon) weekend. The mechanics, show. For more information, call 368-7160 or visit the The La Leche League will drivers and trainees worked meet from 9 to 11 a.m. Feb. 2 an all-day schedule helping library in the Walker Recreation Center building. at the home of Debbie Snoke, to pick up trash and limbs, 46 Thayer. The topic will be according to the motor pool "At Home With Your Baby." maintenance supervisor. PLAY CASTING: It was a joint effort with all The Cabaret Players are The league is an of the motor pool personnel casting its next production, organization dedicated to the who stayed on post during "Egads, The Woman In support and encouragement the holidays helping in the White." Itwill be conducted of breastfeeding mothers, cleanup. The motor pool from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and Cost is $25 a year and in- provided the dump trucks, a Wednesday. cludes a subscription to two-and-a-half-ton truck and Performance of the play is "New Beginnings." A library chain saw, vehicle and driver planned March 18-20, 25 and of books on pregnancy, birth support, said the supervisor, 26 at the Cabaret Playhouse. and parenting is available. who requested' his people be Tim Yeaw and Donna Smith commended for their efforts. are co-directing the play; Nursing babies are STORY Renate Ward-Wears is the welcome at meetings. For .! n CA's HOUR: producer. For more in- more information, call 329- A story hour for children of formation, call the In- 4539. 1

Lunch menu 'U ~ The lunch menus for Wood 18 BuSikPCakAe Middle cobbler and milk; Jan. 21, chili with hot roll and milk, or hot dog, french and Elementary Schools and crackers, half of a peanut butter fries, bun and milk; Jan. 20, lasagna, waynesville High School have been sandwich, celery stick, peaches, buttered peas, carrot stick, cherry announced. bread and milk; and Jan. 22, sloppy cobbler, bread and milk, or ham and LUXURY ad FAMILY CARS The middle and elementary school joe, cheese stick, tater tots, cole cheese sandwich, french fries, bun 1987 Buick menus include: Park Ave. Jan. 15, fish with slaw, ice cream, bun and milk. and milk; Jan. 21, swiss steak, tartar sauce, cheese 1987 Pontiac stick, corn, cole The high school menu includes: mashed potatoes, celery stick, Bonneville slaw, ice cream, bread and milk; Jan. 15, frito pie, corn, cole slaw, ice peaches, bread and milk, or beef 1987 Pontiac 6000 Jan. 19, chicken SPORT CARS fried steak, cheese cream, bread and milk, or beef pattie with cheese, french fries, bun stick, mashed (2) 1987 Cadillac de Ville potatoes, pineapple, pattie, french fries, bun and milk; and milk; and Jan. 22, sloppy joe, (2) 1987 Grand Am hot roll and milk; Jan. 20, burrito, 1986 Chrysler Le Jan. 19, chicken fried steak, cheese cheese stick, tater tots, cole slaw, 1987 Camaro Z28 Baron buttered corn, carrot stick, cherry stick, mashed potatoes, applesauce, ice cream, bun and milk. 1987 Fiero GT 1986 Chevrolet Caprice (2) 1986 Camaro 1985 Cadillac de Ville 1986 Grand Prix (2) 1985 Oldsmobile 88 YA gold division game is close 1985 Camaro 1984 Cadillac Eldorado 1985 Mazda RX7 1984 Buick Park Ave. By Richard Bradley fourth. Jamaal and Jamie point gap between them and 1984 Camaro 1983 Chevrolet Caprice YA Sports Specialist Fairley led the Sixer attack the Warriors. 1983 Ford Mustang 1982 Lincoln Town Car with six points each. The fourth period may 1982 Olds Cutlass 1980 Lincoln Mark VT The closest game in Youth The Hawks and the have looked good for the I I s' e aa s l dd Activities basketball action Trailblazers kept their Blue Warriors, but several costly Saturday came in the Gold Division game tied until turnovers put the game back TRUCKS ECONOMY Division's early match Overtime. into the hands of CARS the Pistons. 1986 CIMC Ton between the Warriors and At the end of the first The Pistons, led by D.J. 1987 Chevrolet Cavalier 1986 F the Bullets. period it was 2-2. By the half, Long's 15 points, defeated the ord Ranger 1986 Chevrolet Nova The 7-9 year-olds played the score had moved to 4-4. 1986 C hevrolet S10 previously unbeaten 1985 (2) 1986 Pontiac Sunbird tough, and the one-point lead At the end of three quarters, Warriors 27-18. Andy Saltink G1MC V'2 Ton changed twice by the half. the score was still tied, now 1985 Nissan 200 SX and Michael Burcham each (2) 1985 C hevrolet '10 Both teams scored six at 8-8. When the final buzzer 1985 Ford scored eight for the 1985 GAMC 3/4 Ton Escort points in the third period, and sounded, the score was Warriors. 1985 Toyota Corolla the Bullets were able to hold locked at 11-11. 1985 G)MC 4x4 1985 1984 Mercury Topaz their lead 11-10. During the two-minute The Celtics C hevrolet Blazzer and the Lakers 1984 Chevrolet overtime period, the Hawks met in the final game of the 1985 C hevrolet 1T on Cavalier 'The fourth quarter came alive. Agressive day. The Celtics needed a 1984 C hevrolet /2 on 1981 Mercury Lynx Wagon belonged to Eric Davey of defensive plays and good win to remain tied for first 1984 C:hevrolet Blazzer 1979 Chevrolet Chevette the Warriors, who scored shooting propelled the place. 1983 F ord F150 four points while the Hawks to a 15-11 OT win. After leading 12-5 in the 1980 F ord 3/4 Ton Warriors defense held the Phillip Lamb led the Hawks first quarter, the Celtics Bullets to two. The Warriors, with five points, while Todd stretched their lead to 28-5 led by James Lomax's 10 Garback, with four, led the before the intermission. SALE ENDS SATURDAY points, won the game 14-13. Trailblazer effort. They continued to build, AT CLOSING The Sixers had an easy The Warriors started off scoring 18 more points in the time with the Supersonics in hot in their game against the third quarter. tAA the Gold Division's second Pistons, and led at the end of The Lakers mounted a too- game. The Sixers led 4-0 in the first period 10-2. little-too-late comeback in Pontiac-Cadillac-GMC Trucks the first and 8-0 at the half- The Pistons refused to fold Ktingsl~Ihway the final minutes of the Hwy. 63 South Rolla, MO 364-5995 2 time intermission. under the pressure, and were game, but the outcome was Hwy.?72 Louis Williams finally got able to fight to an 11-11 tie at by then inevidible. James the Supersonics on the the half. Spikes led the Celtics to a 50- Hours scoreboard in the third, but In the third, the Pistons 15 win TRUCKS M-F 8:00-7:00 with 24 points. James Sat. 9:00-4:00 eight points were added to continued to build momen- Sabin scored seven points for Drown Mo o.., Inc. the Sixers' score in the tum as they opened a six- the Lakers. I NEW Page 10 wrt Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, January 14,1988 Calendar

This week... WSHS Ninth Grade Girls Basketball, vs. Rolla, Mo., 5 p.m., School WSHS Ninth Grade Boys Basketball, vs. Plato, Mo., 5 p.m., School WSHS Girls Basketball, 6:30 p.m. Jan.14 (Bus, 5-10:30 p.m.), Rolla, Mo. + YAC Open Activities, 4-8 p.m., School Board Meeting, 7 p.m., Building 1379 Waynesville Middle School Library + TOPS, 5:30 p.m., Building 542 Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Buffet, 4:30-9 p.m., Officers Club WSHS Girls Basketball, 6:30 p.m. (Bus, 4:30-10:30 p.m.), Houston, Mo. Jan.19 + Overeaters Anonymous, 7 p.m., + Thrift Shop, 9 a.m.-6:30 p.m., Building 2126 Buildings 451 and 463 + Boy Scout Troop 149, 7 p.m., + PWOC Bible Study, 9:15 a.m., Building 367 Piney Hills Chapel + Travelers Square Dance Club, 7 PMS Support Group, 10:30 a.m., p.m., Walker Recreation Center FHRP Office, Room 3, Floor 5B, + Bible Study, 7:30 p.m., Walker GLWACH Recreation Center + Toastmasters, 11:30 a.m., NCO Club; 7 p.m., Building 442 + Al-Anon, 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., Jan. 15 Building 2126 Martin Luther King Jr. Com- WSHS Wrestling, vs. Ozark, Mo., memorative Prayer Breakfast, 6:30- 6:30 p.m., School 8 a.m., NCO Club WSHS Boys Basketball, 6:30 p.m. 1st Engineer Brigade AIT (Bus 4:30-10:30 p.m.), Marshfield, Graduation, 11 a.m., Abrams Mo. Theater + Bible Study, 7 p.m., Piney Hills Fillet of Sole, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Chapel Officers Club + Bible Study, 7:30 p.m., Walker + Al-Anon, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Building Recreation Center 2126 + Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., Mongolian Barbecue, 6-9 p.m., Building 2126 Officers Club + YAC Open Activities, 6-11 p.m.; Lock-in All-Nighter; Building 1379 MASH Party, 7-11 p.m., Officers Club Jan. 20 + Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., + English Classes, 9-11 a.m. and Building 2126 12:30-2:30 p.m., Building 458 Moonlight Bowling, Sign-up, 10:30 + Precept Bible Study, 9 a.m., 1st p.m.; Bowl, 11 p.m., Daugherty Brigade Chapel Activity Room Bowling Center + Thrift Shop, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Buidings 451 and 463 + TOPS, 9:30 a.m., Building 267 + Slimnastics, 10-11 a.m., 3rd Brigade Fitness Center Jan.16 + Adult Aerobics, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 Learn To Bowl Clinic, 1:30-2:30 p.m., p.m., 1st Engineer Brigade Gym Daugherty Bowling Center + Citizenship Class, 1-2:30 p.m., + YAC Open Activities, 6-11 p.m.; Building 458 Night; Old Sweatshirt and Tourney WSHS JV Girls Basketball Tour- Building 1379 nament, TBA, Jan. 20-23, + Coffee House Ministry, 6 p.m., Waynesville Middle School South Iowa Chapel + Children's Choir Rehearsal, 4:30 + Protestant Bible Study, 7 p.m., p.m., Main Post Chapel Walker Recreation Center + Bell Choir Rehearsal, 5 p.m., + Jukebox Dance, 7:30 p.m., Walker Main Post Chapel Recreation Center + Story Hour, 6 p.m., Library + Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., + Aerobics Class, 6-7 p.m., 132nd Building 2126 Engineer Brigade Gym Nine-Pin No-Tap Bowling, 7:30 p.m., Rod and Gun Club, 6:30 p.m., Daugherty Bowling Center Clubhouse + Boy Scout Troop 146, 7-8 p.m., Building 689 + Mid-Week Bible Study, 7:15 p.m., Jan. 17 Lieber Heights Chapel + Adult Choir Rehearsal, 7:15 p.m., Protestant Sunday School, 9:15 + Main Post Chapel a.m., Truman Education Center + Catholic Mass, 9:15 a.m., Main Post Chapel Jan. 21 + Alcoholics Anonymous, 9:30 a.m., + Thrift Shop, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Building 2126 Buildings 451 and 463 + Adult Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Noon-Hour Training, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 Lieber Heights Chapel p.m., NCO Club + Muslim Classes, 10 a.m., Building Learn To Bowl Clinic, 1:30-2:30 p.m., 825 Daugherty Bowling Center + CCD Program, 10:45 a.m., + YAC Open Activities, 4-8 p.m., Truman Education Center Building 1379 + Protestant Worship Service, 11 ± TOPS, 5:30 p.m., Building 542 a.m., Main Post and Lieber Heights WSHS Ninth Grade Basketball, vs. Chapels Eldon, Mo., 6 p.m., Waynesville + Spanish Bible study, 1 p.m., Middle School Building 590 WSHS Ninth Grade Girls Basketball, + Eight-Ball Pool Tournament, 2 6 p.m., Eldon, Mo. p.m., Walker Recreation Center WSHS Seniors and Parents ± PYOC, 5 p.m., Main Post Chapel Financial Aid Meeting, 7 p.m., High + Bethel Bible Study, 7-8:30 p.m., School Library Central Iowa Chapel WSHS Wrestling, vs. Versaille, Mo., 6:30 p.m., School + Overeaters Anonymous, 7 p.m., Next week... Building 2126 + Boy Scout Troop 149, 7 p.m., Building 367 + Travelers Square Dance Club, 7 p.m., Walker Recreation Center Jan. 18 + Bible Study, 7:30 p.m., Walker Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Recreation Center Holiday No school + denotes weekly activity At the movies

Abrams Theater Slam Dance (R), 8 p.m., Jan. 23 For more Information, call Born In East L.A. (R), 10 p.m., Jan. 368-1267 23 Platoon (R), 1:30 p.m. Jan. 24, and 7 p.m., Jan. 28 La Bamba (PG-13), 7 p.m., Jan. 14 Fatal Beauty (R), 7 p.m., Jan. 15 Critical Condition (R), 9:30 p.m., Jan. 15 Death Wish IV (R), 1:30 and 8:40 Baker Theater p.m., Jan. 16, and 7 p.m., Jan. 18 For more information, call The Living Daylights (PG), 6 p.m., 368-2531 Jan. 16, and 7 p.m., Jan. 21 Rolling Vengeance (R), 10:40 p.m., Cross My Heart (R), 7 p.m., Jan. 14 Jan. 16 Baby Boom (PG), 7 p.m., Jan. 15 Made In Heaven (PG), 1:30 p.m., Date With An Angel (PG), 1:30 p.m., Jan. 17, and 7 p.m., Jan. 19 Jan. 16 and 17 Hamburger Hill (R), 6:30 p.m., Jan. Suspect (R), 6:30 p.m., Jan. 16 and 17 17 Man on Fire (R), 7 p.m., Jan. 21 Something Wild (R), 7 p.m., Jan. 20 Flowers In The Attic (PG-13), 7 Dirty Dancing (PG-13), 7 p.m., Jan. p.m., Jan. 22 22 Russkies (PG), 1:30 p.m., Jan. 23 Burglar (R), 9:30 p.m., Jan. 22 Running Man (R), 6:30 p.m., Jan. 23 Throw Mama From The Train (PG- and 24 13), 1:30 p.m., Jan. 23; 6:30 p.m. Jan. La Bamba (PG-13), 1:30 p.m., Jan. 24, and 7 p.m., Jan. 25 and 26 24 The Princess Bride (PG), 6 p.m., Fatal Beauty (R), 7 p.m., Jan. 28 Jan. 23, and 7 p.m., Jan. 29 and 29 Thursday, January 14,1988 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Page 11 Sports M hoop action begins 77-...77'7

By Jeffrey Peyton trainee conferences," Potts Intramural games are GUIDON staff writer said. "This doesn't include played Monday through the five female teams Friday at Specker and 3rd The intramural basketball scheduled to begin play later Brigade Gyms and Nutter season opened Monday with this month. Field House, said Potts. games at Specker Gym, 3rd "This is quite a jump from Using three facilities takes Brigade Gym and Nutter past years," he added. more than coordination. "We Field House. Potts attributes the in- have to monitor the program The reason for use of three crease in participation to the very closely," he said. facilities, said Ken Potts, Commander's Cup program. There are 15 teams in each sports specialist, is the sharp permanent party conference. increase in team par- "Commander's Cup has These teams will play r£ ticipation in the intramural caused many units to em- round robin against teams in program. phasize sports participation their respective conferences, "We have 55 teams par- where there used to be little Potts said. ticipating in two permanent or no sports participation," "The top two teams from party conferences and three he said. each conference will go to the post championship," he added. "Because there are three Sportlights II IITI trainee conferences, only the top team from each con- REC CENTER more information, call the ference will advance to the TOURNAMENTS: Golf Pro Shop at 368-2637. championships," Potts said. He added that it is too early HQ 58th Transportation Battalion, 1st Engineer Brigade on opening day of Walker Recreation Center for any statistics to come in Engineer Brigade met Company A, the post intramural basketball hosts a pool tournament and because all of the teams have 5th Engineer Battalion, 136th season. (Photo by Dennis Baker) a table tennis tournament not played. every Sunday starting at 2 p.m. Entry fee into either of the tournaments is $2. For more information, call 368- 7426.

BILLIARDS LEAGUE: A new billiards league is forming at Walker Recreation Center. An organizational meeting will be held 7 p.m. today at BOWLING Walker. For more in- formation, call John at 368- SPECIALS: 7426. Daugherty Bowling Center offers specials that you don't want to miss. Every Monday night, it's Red Pin Bowling. If you bowl a strike when the head pin is WrHOLE MT. DEW OR red, you win a free game. BON"L ESS PEPSI COL.A Each Thursday between PEPSI 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. you can HA,MS bowl all you can for $3. You PER FAMILY also get a free hotdog and soda to enjoy while you bowl. NO LIMIT Fridays, between 9 a.m. 9 and 4 p.m., bowl for only 80 1E 8 PK. 16 OZ BTL cents per game. HYDE PARK B PEPSI OR PLUS DEPOSIT For information about BACON 12 oz 97 ¢ MT.DEW 2 LITER BTL 9 these and other bowling SOCCER CLINIC: specials, call 368-2695. The Fort Leonard Wood Ozark Mountain Soccer Federation will sponsor a GUN CLUB soccer referee clinic from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Feb. 6 and 7 at ELECTIONS: room 201, Brown Hall. Cost is The Fort Wood Rod and $25 per person. Gun Club will hold its annual election of officers 6:30 p.m. Anyone who plans to be a Jan. 20. The election will be new referee next year needs held at the club house on to attend this certifying Thompson Cemetery Road. clinic. For more information, Call 368-1444 for more in- call SGM T.J. Howden at 368- formation. 5221.

FITNESS PROGRAM: Fitness Workouts are conducted Monday through Friday at Nutter Field House from 9 to 10 a.m. and from 11:40 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.

Evening classes are held Monday through Thursday from 5:15 to 6:15 p.m. For more information, call the Fort Wood Fitness Staff at 368-2245. HUNTING RESTRICTIONS Based upon the current sequence of construction activities on Weldon Spring Training Area, it will be necessary to control the areas of hunting through May 1988.

A vicinity map will be posted at bldg. S-40, WSTA, to identify restricted areas. Hunting will not be allowed in these areas.

GOLF CLUB: Individuals violating these The 1988 Cabin Fever Golf areas will be reported to the Club plays every weekend, Fort Wood Provost Marshal weather permitting. For for disciplinary action. Page 12 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, January 14, 1 Page 12 Fort Leonard Wood Gu~ on Thursday, January 14,1968 Woodchips_

EMPLOYMENT: Leonard Wood Toastmasters Sunday. For more in- Club 493 were installed Jan. 5 Family members seeking formation, call Sgt. Randall by Anne Pennington, Area 14 civilian employment here or Shahid Felton at 329-2447. at the sponsor's next duty governor. They include: Kay York, station should check with the president; Donna Roberts, educational vice CITIZENSHIP: Job Information Center. It president; Irita Miller, ad- A citizenship class will be has information on all presented from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Department of the Army, ministrative VP; Peggy Isgrigg, secretary; Dan Wednesdays starting Jan. 20 stateside and overseas ac- at the Family Life Center, tivities Poling, treasurer; and Fred and provides building 458. It is planned for guidance on applying for Sykes, sergeant at arms. The club meets weekly about three months. In- civil service employment. from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. terested persons may For more information, call at the Noncommissioned register at the center. For 368-7196. Officers Club. It not only more information, call 368- provides members a 2619. READING, professionally-designed program to improve their SUPPORT CLASSES: ability to express their GROUP: The Waynesville R-VI thoughts, ideas and opinions, The Family Health School District is offering it also develops leadership Resources Program is adult reading classes from potential. It is available for starting a support group for 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Mondays at members to improve their PMS sufferers. Colleen the vocational school. In- communication and Stevens is the chairperson, struction to help students leadership skills. For more and Maj. Elizabeth Moye and prepare for the GED test is information, call York at 368- Dr. Gregory Davis of the OB- from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mon- 4144. GYN Clinic, General days. There is no charge for Leonard Wood Army the classes. For more in- Community Hospital, will be formation, call 774-6106. POTATO BAR: the group medical con- Davis Enlisted Men's Club sultants. has added a potato bar to its Moye will give an in- BRIEFING: lunch menu. Cost is $1.95 per troduction to Pre-Menstrual The Pre-Transition Ser- person. Davis is open for Syndrome during the first vices program will be con- lunch for everyone Monday meeting at 10:30 a.m. Jan. 19 ducted from 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. through Friday. in the FHRP office, room 3, Jan. 25 at Truman Education floor 5B, GLWACH. For Center. It is a mandatory more information, call briefing for officers and ACS PROGRAM: Stevens at 329-3419 or the enlisted soldiers due to leave Army Community Service FHRP staff, 368-7177. service, not retire, April has established a program through May 1988 and those that will help military who have not attended. families who are in need of RED CROSS: Spouses are encouraged to furniture and cannot afford The Red Cross < needs attend. to buy any. Persons may call volunteer case workers. the Army Emergency Relief Training is provided. If you CRIME OFFICE: Office concerning obtaining are a high school graduate, furniture and required can type a little and want to The Crime Prevention procedures. gain experience working in Office requests that all Persons who have fur- an office, call 329-3333. brigades, battalions, niture they would like to directorates and tenant units donate to the program are SUPPORT GROUP: provide it with copies of duty asked to call 368-1126. The Are you interested in a appointment orders AER office is open from 7:30 assigning crime prevention support group for families a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday experiencing handicaps? noncommissioned officers through Friday. and officers to their units. Call Chaplain (Maj.) Doug The deadline is Jan. 31. For McLeroy at 368-7121. more information, call MSgt. AAAA George W. Shell or Sgt. Davis CONVENTION: SPRING SCHOOL: at 368-7619 or 368-1517. The Army Aviation The University of Missouri Association of America will at Rolla is offering graduate J-SIDS TEST: hold its national convention courses at Truman There's a change in the April 13-17 at Cervantes Education Center from Jan. testing of the Joint Services Convention Center, St. Louis. 18 to May 13. Registration is Interior Intrusion Detection The theme is "Aviation being conducted through System (J-SIDS). Any Readiness...The Spirit of Jan. 15. For more in- malfunction will be reported '88." formation, call 329-2707. immediately to the Physical For more information, Security Office. It is not write: AAAA, 49 RIch- THRI FT SHOP: necessary to open the alarm mondville Avenue, Westport, area to check for a Conn. 06880-200; or call Bill The Thrift Shop is now malfunctioning alarm daily; Harris at (203) 226-8184. open from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. the test will be performed Tuesdays with consignments monthly. For more in- from9a.m. to2 p.m. and4to TRAINING: 5:30 p.m. It is also open from formation, call 368-7619 or Noon-hour training will be 368-1517. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesdays presented on how to fill out and Thursdays. the SF 171, application for NfCO-ER employment, from 11:30 a.m. PX HOURS: to 12:30 p.m. Jan. 21 at the The Exchange hours of BRIEFINGS: Noncommissioned Officers Two briefings concerning operation for the observation Club. Sheila James of the Job of Martin Luther King Jr.'s the new NCO-ER will be Information Center, Civilian conducted at 8 and 10 a.m. birthday Jan. 18 have been Personnel Office, will be the announced. The main store Tuesday at Baker Theater by speaker for the class being will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 the Headquarters Depart- sponsored by the Federal p.m. ment of the Army team. Women's Program. Enlisted personnel, corporal Hours of other PX facilities For more information, call will include: deli and ice and above, clerks who will 368-2612. cream shop, 10 a.m. to 4 process NCO-ERs and of- p.m.; Lieber Heights ficers and civilians in the Shoppette, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.; enlisted rating scheeme are INFORMATION: Specker Barracks Shoppette, encouraged to attend. Make- The United States Army 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.; Burger up briefings will not be Criminal Investigation King, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.; troop scheduled. For more in- Command is interested in stores and regimental snack formation, call Norma Gray any information concerning bar, noon to 7 p.m.; service at 368-8197. serious criminal activity station, self-serve gas only, occurring at Fort Leonard 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Daugherty Wood. If you are aware of Snack Bar, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; SELF HELP: any criminal acts or crime Abrams Theater, normal Occupants of government conducive conditions that hours; and Shirts Plus, Mail quarters are requested to may help CID combat fraud, Center and Video Rental, 9 check the condensers on waste and abuse of govern- a.m. to 4 p.m. government-owned ment resources, call Special refrigerators for lint and Agents Lonny Andersen or dust. Remove it with a Robert Kuntz at the Fort HOTLINE: vacuum cleaner and brush Wood CID Office at 368-31f15. The Fraud, Waste ana carefully. This will prevent CID can ensure that yopr Abuse Hotline, 368-7283 or U- overheating and make it contact with them in on a SAVE, operates 24 hours. operate more efficiently. confidential basis. Anyone who knows or The condenser looks like a suspects illegal or wasteful small radiator. To gain activities is asked to call. access to it, remove the front SERVICES: Information and identities Are based on approved credit on a Furniture grille or kick plate at the Bible and Quranic in- are kept confidential. World IDEAL CARD and a 10% downpayment. bottom of the refrigerator terpretation will' be The clls may be and the evaporator pan. presented at Muslim ser- anonymous, but persons are Perform this cleaning at vices, at 10 a.m. Sundays at encouraged to leave names least twice a year. building 825 across from and phone numbers in case Nutter Field House. The more details are needed. If topic of discussion will be you would rather not talk to a TOASTMASTE RS: Man In Escoteric and machine, call Mr. O'Connell New officers of the Fort Masonic Symbolism, Part II, at 368-5125 during duty hours. Page 13 mhrari _ nn nary 14.198 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon 1ZIU!auay, 41 aaa% Ley izq nvw Acting was next on his agenda, and he starred in the 1974 film "Trea- sure of Jamaica Reef" with Cheryl Ladd. But his future was in game 'SLAP' shows. After he sang on "The Merv Griffin Show," Griffin offered him MAXWELL a job on a new game show he was II, Fill in the missing letters in producing called "Wheel of For- Slap (Dabney Cole- tune." Woolery stayed with that man) reacts in charac- the "TV words" below. show from 1975 to 1981 and later teristic fashion when went on to "Scrabble" and "The he is named Sportswrit- Love Connection." of the Year - and ~i1IIJECt er O0_~~ THREE 'RAINY' FLICKS - I believe lashes out at the two that the W. Somerset Maugham short women who care for story titled "Rain" was made into a him. ABC's "The 'Slap' movie. If so, when was it made, and who Maxwell Story" airs starred in it? - B.K., Billings, Mont. Wednesday, Jan. 20. Three movies have been based on that Maugham story. "Rain" M _ (Stations reserve the right (1928) starred Gloria Swanson. It was remade in 1932 with Joan to make lost minute changes.) Crawford, Walterlutston and Beu- lah Bondi. A third version was re- Now Barry Manilow leased in 1953 under the title "Miss rearrange the Sadie Thompson," with Rita hap- STILL STRUMMIN' - Whatever .lose Ferrer and Aldo Manilow? We haven't Hayworth, letters you filled in pened to Barry Ray. heard anything about him in a long .

4 to spell the name of time. - S.B., Los Angeles, Calif. UNION MAID - Whatever happened _ 4 _. -,M1 A cAYr1M0 5 : - The popular singer recently be- to the woman who played Kate on "The CHILD gan a musical tour that will take Real McCoys"? - G.A., Pauline, S.C. him around the l'nited States and Kathy Nolan was with that se- ZIA.VER /fI/ then overseas. It coincides with the ries from 1957 to 1962. The show release of his new Arista album, ended a year after she left. After I I I i "Swing Street." "The Real McCoys," Nolan cont in- Alfre Woodard (1.) plays an advertising ex- ROAD TO RICHES - What can you ued to act and became a('tive in show-business politics. In 1975, ecutive whose life Chuck Woolery, the host tell me about was elected the first woman takes an unexpected and "The Love Connec- she of "Scrabble" of the Screen Actors turn when a 7-year- tion"? - B.l).J., Grand Rapids, Mich. president &7*O(Y2 19-tJ2.ON'V - d' J A2 Guild. old (Deon Richmond) 'sa.- o3 'NJ-(7}H 5VJ_1- 'SV'" nV3OQ .:'?O( ..l- Woolery began his career as a songwrit('er in Nashville. His songs tries to sell her include "Forgive Me Heart" and (Send your lettters to Toni Rein- drugs. "Child Saver "For th(e Love of My Child." lIe hold, (United.Feature Syn/dicate, airs Monday, Jan. 200 Park Ave., Room 602, N o' 18 then begamne a singer. lie made his on NBC. debut on "The ,immy Dean Show" York, N.Y. 10166. DI)ue to the large(' and perlformed in "The New Zoo (volume qf til, personal replies ' ' re- cannot be gilen.) (Stations reserve the right Review" (1973) and a summer to make last-minute changes.) 'Drug Free Kids' can vival of "Your ttitParade" (1979). J teach valuable skills

By Andrew J. Edelstein Fortunately, "Drug Free Kids: A Parents' Guide" is an anti-drug abuse primer that bears little re- semblance to those dumb "educa- tional" films that were shown to schoolkids of the '60s.Those epics People once believed it bad luck to put the left shoe on before the right. usually centered on the straitlaced star pupil who dared to take a toke on a joint at a party (usually to im- press a girl). Two frames later he was hooked on heroin (courtesy of the shifty-eyed guy hanging around the schoolyard), his life DR.D.. SWIF T forever in shambles -if he didn't overdose within a week. CHIROPRACTOR These kinds of films may have Ken Howard had a certain camp value, but they SE- 314)336-4221 did little to stop drug use among I6USINESS LOOP 44 EAST the generation that came of age in Dee Wallace Stone takes on the Harry Anderson plays Harry Stone, the '60s and '70s. It's too bad a doc- U.S. government in "Stranger on the unorthodox judge on NBC's ST.ROBERT- AYNESVILLE,MO / umentary like "Drug Free Kids" My Land." It airs Sunday, Jan. 17 on "Night Court." It airs Thursday, could not have been shown ABC. Jan. 21. instead.

No, today's kids are a lot smart- er, and they don't like being lec- tured at. That's why this presenta- tion is aimed at their parents, many of whom are those same kids of the '60s, now attempting to be responsible adults. It's hosted by actor Ken Hovard ("The White Shadow") and features interviews with drug counselors and thera- pists, as well as several role-play- ing skits (featuring Ned Beatty, Marla Gibbs and Jane Alexander, among others) demonstrating "communication skills." Unlike the old scare films, which concentrat- ed solely on drugs, "Drug Free Kids" also emphasizes that alcohol abuse is just as severe a problem.

The thrust of the communication is that the old-fashioned approach - yelling and threatening - is out. Instead, parents should be firm, but loving -- a variation of the fam- ous "toughlove" approach. Par- ents should be parents and not their kids' "best friends," and they should never be afraid to confront their kids, even if they only sus- pect that there's a problem. Per- missiveness, clearly, is out. "Drug Free Kids" was originally produced for home video by Susan Kendall Newman for the Scott Newman Foundation. Scott New- man, who died of a drug overdose, was the son of actor Paul Newman and the brother of Susan Kendall Newman. It airs Monday, Jan. 18 on TBS and will air on Friday, Jan. 29 on CBN. Since "Drug Free Kids" was orig- inally released as a videotape, it has a low-budget feel about it. But it makes its points well and should become a resource for parents who are worried about their children's drug use.

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PI IIII IN ------, . --- . This property listed with members of the Pulaski CountyBoard of Realtors Gateway Roger Adanns Home Pu ubrIto wrk o ec: Oldsmobile Furnishings rCITY NATIONAL REPAIR ON REALTY Swop BUICK ALL BRANDS REAL ,ESTATE, INC.. OF 314-336-4337 WAYNESViE 311 North St., APPLIANCES Waynesville a hFG-- IDowntown Waynesvllle 7kr ' ST. ROBERT, MO jr 33.515!. Jeep M Yyl 774-6840 Farnham RealtyD Mini 774-6488 or WARRANTY OUTSIDE TH JRA-109 EXTRA NICE 2BR, Fort Wool Spur' SERVICE AFTER HOURS 1119 City Rt.-44W. - - Nationwide CENTER 2 bath home with full 336-4493 Waynesvlle, Mo. AREA phone number MLS ;1-800-367-570 Ken Bassett basement. All electric with 774-2127or774-6444 1-800-525-8910 ext. 'G RosleWylie 329-6770 fireplace. Has 2 car garage In Missouri /ORENAULT r I '.WHIRLPOOL"G,E. Art Simmoneau 736-5567 9907. [] a.d workshop all situated on 1-80-523- *HOTPOINT ML S~M- 19 acres m -l, approximately Ext. F123 PREOWNED CAR S WESTINGHOUSE 10 miles from Ft. Wood on 87 Cadillac Seville "NORGE NEW YEAR- Must Sell! Nice starter - paved road. Excellent buy 87 Buick LeSabre T-Type 5 BEDROOM, 11/2bath, NEW LISTINGS retirement home. 3BR *KELVINATOR BECKLEY PLACE, 2 at $48.000. 100 PERCENT 87 Buick Riviera 11,z story home on 4 R A N C H IN ranch on acre. Carport, bedroom townhouse acres + - $47,900. No. JA-31 3 ACRE BLDG. FINANCING 87 Olds Cutlass Ciera SITE!!! Asphalt frontage, WAYNESVILLE nice yard. $33,500 36510. AVAILABLE 87 Buick Century apartment. Excellent electric-water & cable Priced at only $32,900. CR1531. 86 Pontiac Trans-AM, T- 336-50224 3 BEDROOM, bath and location, all electric, 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath tri- available. Reduced to 1350 sq. ft. finished with Country Selling for this THRU VA & FIHA Tops level, 2 car carport, in $12,500. OAHU half, framed 2 story central heat and air, basement. Three new 3BR, 2BA ranch on Other Loans 86 Camaro Iroc-Z T-Tops nice subdivision, JL-22 3.51 ACRES!!! city To house with wood and gas appliances, W-D con- bedrooms, living room, 5 acre wooded tract, 1/4 86 Chev Caprice Cli assic water -sewer available, 95 Percent Brougham Waynesville School dining room plus family mile to river. Dbl. furnace, on Hwy 63, nections, cable access, property zoned for multiple 85 Chev Nova District. No. 39710. room. Sits on .59 acre. garage, 12x25 deck, DRYWALL, HANGING, halfway between Cabool resident manager. $329 family dwellings. 85 Park Ave $72,500 CR1440. WAYNESVILLE per month + utilities. Karen Reese 759-6239 Waynesville School Dist. CN361-17. 85 Olds 88 Brougham finishing and textures. and Houston, Mo. Orval Like New 3 BR ranch on SCHOOL DISTRICT. John Trudell 336-3689 $24,000. GREAT STARTER - 85 Pontiac Parisene No job too large or too and Louise Gayer. No pets. Installment Recently remodeled Harold Wells 336-3538 1-800-251-4663 Ext. 614 Ranch home - $29,500. 21/ acres (wooded). 85 Camaro Z.28, T-Top $25,000. 417-962-3292. deposit. Bring ad in and small. New or remodel. Jerry Hawkins 774-2859 AFTER HOURS: First level has 1300' with Qualifies for Low In- 2 BR, 1 BA home on 3 85 Chev Cavalier Type 10. 2- 28 years experience. --- B-79-TFC-- receive $100 off first Joan Turin 774-5552 John Schehl (314) 336-4686 additional 300' in terest Bond Money. acres. Partial Dr. Willa Duncan (417) 458-4659 low Phone 314-765-3786 or month rent. 774-5282 or rM " LIST WITH basement. 3 BR. 1/2 BA. $40,500 CR1443. basement. Central 85 Chrysler 5th Ave, OWNER SELLING New-Close to miles, leather 417-532-6266. Evenings 774-2206. SUS LOCALLY Fireplace, appliance. heat and air. NEW House, 3/4 acre. PAYING 85 Ford Country Squire V SELL THROUGH TOP CN362-17. Post...3BR, 2BA ranch, $60,500. Vgn. only. Reduced to 84 Buick Regal Limited Convenient St. Robert US NATIONALLY DOLLARS for used CALL for information Dbl. garage, fully 2000 SQ. FT. OF ---- B-165-11TP--- location. Paved street, equipped kitchen. 84 Olds Cutlass Suprentie 4 army surplus. J & S on 3 BR Rental $425. Dr. $62,000 CR1527. LIVING AREA. 4 driveway. Three WE'VE GOT A real nice Army Surplus. 1 block After Hours: 84 Buick Cent. Lim ited REMODELING ON THREE BEDROOM After Hours: BR, 1% BA, LR, FR, bedrooms, 2 baths, 12' wide, 3 bedroom, 2 from Ft. Wood Main Don Pascazl 736-2606 Sedan, full power equip. MOBILEHOME, Aweda 674-3746 UR and Kitchen-DR. HOMES or mobile beautiful oak kitchen bath mobilehome for Gate on the Spur, St. Marvin Long 774-2124 84 Buick Riviera Jimmie 435-6739 82 Buick homes. Over 25 years cabinets. Walk-out Robert 336-3828. Randy & Debble Becht On over 2 acres with LaSabre Limited rent located in Front and Rear Jewel 336-5133 81 Chrysler LeBaron Wgn . experience. Peterson basement. 336-3052 a 24'x36' workshop, 2 Central air- Waynesville. Lots of Bedrooms. Skirted, --- O-26-TFC Linda 765-4354 79 Chev Caprice Cla ssic, and Cordry, Bob Phillips 759-7217 storage buildings 774-2044. heat. Double garage. shade trees, big 2 acre Anchored, Priced right. Jim 774-2829 Cream Puff ---- P-151-TFC---- Palmer Hewlett 759-7269 and 2 mobile home Many extras. 314-774- yard. Lots of privacy, $185 per month. TOWER WANTED TO BUY Ronny 736-2397 COURT. Chris Morrissey 774-6946 hookups. $55,000. TRUCKS, 6449. yet still close to town. OLD U.S. Bland 336-4097 Q U A R TERS HELP WANTED - Pam 774-6165 ONLY 1 YEAR OLD! - -P-51-TFC--- Call Covered Wagon RV COINS VANS, JEEPS CLEANED. We take Call 336-4210 McDonalds of St. This 3 BR, 1 BA MUST SELL 5 bedroom, 336-5111. Leave Message Paying Top Prices! power of attorney. Send your list of Robert's now accepting ranch style home sits 86 Chev Silverado loaded pyro-furnace, garage. --- F-150-TFC---- Qu ick service, applications for all on a 1 acre lot. 2 car 86 Dodge D-150 Shharp reasonable Nothing down, assume coins to sell, along 336-3711 prices. Star FOR RENT - Two and FOR RENT - 1-2-3 shifts, apply anytime. garage. Central heat Truck loan. No credit check, with phone number Cleaning Service, 336- three bedroom mobile 'Bedroom trailers, $77.50 and air. A great buy 85 Chev Astro Van $630 monthly. 774-5992. To: HP 5040. homes. Call 336-3650. and up. Call 765-3324. Coins at $44,500. 83 Jeep Wagoneer Ltd ... .-B-I63-8TP-- EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY --- H-111-TFC--- lili WiIYA MRIblfl ill*I's .0 . ?D P.O. Box 57 FOR 3 BR, 1 BA RANCH HOUSE FOR SALE BY NOW AVAILABLE Waynesvllle, Mo, TERRITORIAL SALES REP. STYLE HOME. LR, JOHN TERRIO, the OWNER 3 bedroom 65583 DR-Kitchen combo. " Yankee Handyman, ranch on 2 acres or lease Gov't and military marketing Sales Representative Carport. Central Home and mobilehome with promoting athletic & recreational, carpet & draperies & S" " , option to buy. Rolla heat and air. Laquey repairs, carpentry, area, 314-364-8935. other GSA products. Existing volume of sales with 45-year- old multi-product company. Individual must be aggressive, School District. An electrical and plum- --- P-165-3TP--- self-starter, who can work without direct supervision calling excellent buy at bing. Call 336-5841. on established accounts. Excellent commission, full com- $38,300. --- T-40-TFC--- pany benefits, a chance to prove your ability. Excellent 17.62 ACRES. Ex- 500 Hwy. 63 S. opportunity for ex or retired military. If sincere, send brief cellent building site Rolla, MO T.E.D.'S MODERN 3 BEDROOM work history to Regional Sales Manager, Military Service REPAIR - Dental Gold, Class Company, Southwest Region. P.O. Box 792445, San Antonio, with large, beautiful 364-1323 Refinish new - old wood RANCH near Crocker TX 78279-2445. Rings, Chains - pine trees. Elec- furniture. Also make 13 bath, air condition, +-SELF STORING STORM WINDOWS - +TOTAL Gold Coins any tricity on property. clocks and plaques. Call fireplace, large garage, ELECTRIC - +R-14 FLOORS R-19 WALLS R-21 Just $19,000. 336-3038 - 336-4457. on 1 acre, lease CEILINGS - +GARDEN TUB - +2x6 SIDEWALLS - form or condition. JOB OPPORTUNITIES ----- D-159-16TP--- required, no pets. 364- -FULL DOUBLE INSULATION - +BAY WIN- Wednesday and FOR RENT - 2 4893. DOWS, STORM DOOR - +WASHER AND DRYER - Thursday bedroom home with 364-599 basement plus 1 car OLIVERS TREES. --- D-155-32TP--- +CATHEDRAL CEILINGS - +3 BEDROOMS, 1 OR° January 13 & 14 REGISTERED NURSES 2 BATHS garage, West SERVICE -Tree Only VERY NICE - One-four LIMITED NUMBER-SEE MODEL HOME° Full-time and part-time positions available in Med./Surg. Waynesville, $275. CARS trimming and removal. bedroom home. One- NOW AT Gold purchase will ICU, 08 and Oncology. Dangerous trees ALPINE HAUS Judy 774-2247 198M r k VI $ three bedroom home. be at the: removed, insured and Positions available - RN's to work 24 hrs. on weekends Tish 774-5893 336-3424 OR PULASKI ESTATES 336-3413 free estimates, 314-364- Call 364-4213 or 364-4208. Best Budget Inn and get paid for 36 hrs. Laura 336-4971 3675. (formerly Valerie 765-4633 1985 Fod P .ort Motel & Park FOR RENT - 2 bedroom FOR RENT - Mobile O-275-TFC---- Colonial), PHYSICAL THERAPIST Linda 759-6925 1985 Nilssn 21)0 S ---- Days, $13.95, Weeks furnished mobile home. homes, underpinned, carpeted, washer-dryer, Room 108 in Two full-time day positions available. Must have BS in Chin 336-4157 11985 9874 C,BuiClk du Regenc,Pegok) ELL'S HOME REPAIR $70, also 2 bdrm. 12' wide on extra large Physical Therapy. License in Missouri or ilcense eligible. St. Robert, 1986 Lebaron GTSj SERVICE. Mobile and trailers. $130 lot in nice, quiet neigh- air conditioning. Cable TRAINING FOR 9:00 am-9:00 pm frame home, carpentry, per month borhood. $150 per mo. available. No pets. 336- FINANCIAL Para MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST 197uik Pork A ve. electrical, and plum- 336-4114 or 4321 Water, sewer, trash 3676. Planners. Earn $5 an 1987 Pontiac Gran 1 full time position tid bing, 336-5124. pickup included. Phone available. 1 year clinical training required. hour while you learn. Amr BS degree in medical technology preferred. Ideal for homemaker -- J-88-TFC--- 2 BEDROOM MODERN 774-2044 or 774-6627. 1987 Pontioc Ban. Home, spacious country --- P-162-TFC--- EXCELLENT COM- returning to the work neville living. 15 minutes from force. 336-4143. CHIMNEY SWEEP 3 BEDROOM, 11,% MERCIAL or office PHARMACIST post. Call John 774-2076 - Dependable service, Mobile Home for rent space available. Forum, Full-time 336-4143. position in our progressive, computerized modern equipment, and $250.00 plus $250.00 II Building, Up to 3800 pharmacy. Must be licensed or license eligible. Insured. Serving ---- D-161-8TP------sq. ft. Lease. Rolla. 364- deposit or for sale for Waynesvlle, St. Robert, NOW LEASING Fox 2546. EARN $100 WEEKLY RETIRED, 1983 Ford Fl5O $6,000.00. Please call X-RAY TRANSCRIPTIONIST DISCHARGED OR Richland, Crocker, Run Condominums and demonstrating World Full-time/port-time evening position 1984 S.-81ozer 774-2496. --- F-17-TFC--- available. Some weekend shifts UNEMPLOYD Iberia, Dixon and Town Houses. 2 and 3 Book Childcraft to 5 required. Successful applicants must be able to type 55 w.p.m. and pass ----- M-158-34TP--- a medical terminology test. 1 yr. related experience preferred. 1985 GMC 4t4 surrounding area. 314- bedrooms. North Outer MOBILEHOME FOR families. Guaranteed FUTURE AT 1985 Chevrolet 736-5168. Ask for Lee We offer a good salary and benefit program, with an Evans or leave Road. St. Robert, Mo. RENT - 1-3 Bedroom 1985 CHEVROLET Income. Call 885-7094. JAY TRUCK DRIVER Custom message excellent working environment. For further information .10 on code-a-phone. 336-4585. on TRAINING CENTERS 1985 Chevrolet S. available. Green Acres FULL SIZE, 12 ton p.u., FEDERAL, STATE above listing, please apply in person or send resume in --- F-206-TFC--- confidence to: Jay Truck Driving Center 1986 Chevrolet $- Have Equipment Mobile Homes Com- V-6, 4 spd., p-s, p-b. Red, & CIVIL SERVICE Will Travel 1-2-3 BEDROOM houses are eligible institutions for I985GMCV% tori munity, 336-3575. 54,xxx miles, very good Jobs $12,646 to for rent, from $175. veterans,anguarantee .G-75-TFC--- condition, $5,750.00. 314 $57,891-Year, Now PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT QUARTERS CLEANED Pulaski County Realty, FOR SALE - 1987 24 x 364-7749 after 8 p.m. Hiring! CALL JOB PHELPS COUNTY REGIONAL loans. For more information - Guaranteed in- 336-4585. 52, doublewide 3 weeknights. Anytime calla LINE 1-518-459-3611 K rates.spection. Reasonable --- P-161-TFC-- bedroom, 2 full MR. SAM HUNT at d85- Fast Service. baths, weekends. Ext F4888A for info. MEDICAL CENTER 2531 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or 314- Call 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, all electric, central air, ---- R-134-TFC--- 24 HR. .336-3811. northern insulation, 6" approximately 1800 ft. FOR SALE - 1975 Dodge --- K-144-34TP--- walls, 30' patio on one fenced back yard, Old Sportsman Van, 8 WANTED: Live in Farm Estates $500. acre with deep well. 14' Call passenger in good babysitter for 2 AKC SHLH TZU Pup collect 913-238-2934. x 30' barn 2 miles out condition. Also for sale - children, 3 years and 1 pies, 314-336-4579. back gate of Fort .... A-147-34TP -. Wood Circulator. Knight year old. $150 month and Leonard Wood. $29,000. Heater with automatic room, board and food. iBookkeeping and 314-336-3140 or 417-458- fan, new grates. Call Contact Richard |Tax Service, located 4333. Grotting at 368-2036 or QUARTERS CLEANED 759-6138 days, or 759- one mile north of 1-44 WOOD VILLAGE - For --- S-160-34TP--- 329-4224. - 22 years experience. 7719 nights. or the left side of rent 1 & 2 bedroom FOR RENT: --- G-160-8TP--- Mobile Hwy. 28. Phone 336- Guarantee Inspection. apartments; 1, 2, & 3 homes, apartments, and Two day service. "HIRING ! " Govern- 3748, Box 364, Take for sky-high bedroom mobile homes. lots. Cozy Acres Park, ment jobs - your area. power of attorney. 774- Also large mobile home 18 CUBIC FEET -Sears Waynesville, Mo. advertising results! Roberta Avenue, St. $15,000 - $68,000. Call 5559. lots just outside Main Car-Top Robert. Call 336-5537 or Carrier, (602) 838-8885, Ext. 1388. Gate. 336-3215. 774-2298. molded plastic, like -- N-162-34TP-- F-112-TFC------M-239-TFC--- new. Sells for $100.00. Will sell for $45.00 or R.N.'s: Home health COMPARE! Not new FOR RENT - Furnished best offer. 329-4050 nursing on a contract CLASSIFIED I but nice. But free but 2 bedroom mobile home during the day ask for basis position open in affordable. Spacious i A-C, carpet. No gas Michaels. and 2 bedroom apart- deposit. No pets. $100 Stephen ORDER FORM I --- S-154-TFC--- schedule; very com- ments. Utilities fur= and up. 336-4848. Print One Word Per nished including cable. --- Z-85-TFC--- FIREWOOD FOR petitive salary. Apply to Space. The Rate Is Shown On Right. Missouri Near High School, West SALE - Approximately Home Care, FOR RENT - Mobile P.O. Box EE, Rolla, MO Waynesville. 774-2228. Homes, no pets, 2/ cord, $30. Ap- proximately one cord. 65401 or call 314-341-3456 --- E-144-TFC--- Chastain's Court, 336- $50. delivered. Pen- for an application. EOE. 4582. FOR RENT - 1 dleton, 774-2316. --- M-147-TFC--- bedroom, 3 room ---- C-212-TFC------P-il 1-TFC--- AN OHIO OIL CO. offers apartment with bath. FOR RENT - 2 and 3 high income, plus cash Heat utilities, cable bedroom mobile homes. FOR SALE: Upright soda machine, bottle bonuses, benefits to hookup furnished. Also lots - nice locations. mature person in Single person. No pets, Call 336-4725 or 336-5913. racks. Works fine. Waynesville-St. Robert no children, no smoking. ---- D-155-16TP--- $100.00 or best offer. Private driveway 774- Call 336-3711. area. Regardless of 14'x/0', 3 BEDROOM, 5782. --- D-92-TFC--- experience, write M. C. 1:/ bath with washer, Read, American --- K-150-TFC--- dryer, water & trash WANTED TO BUY - Lubricants Co., Box 426, FOR RENT - Motel pickup. $250 per month. Used furniture and Dayton, Ohio45401. rooms near St. Robert. 336-4609. appliances. Call 336- ---- M-162-4TP--- $75 --- S-141-30TP--- week or $250 mon- 5022. MEDICAL ASSISTANT, thly. No deposit. 336- FOR RENT - Two and --- G-51-TFC--- ,Training. Financial aid 3285. three bedroom ROLLA RARE COIN, available. 1-800-772- ---- G-138-36TC--- mobilehomes. Also lots 7th and Pine. We buy, JOBS. Metro Business SNAME PHONE ,, ONE BEDROOM for rent. Call 336-5911. College, 6th and Cedar, we sell, we loan. U.S. ADDRESS AMOUNT ENCL...... I...J Apartments for rent. --- P-305-TFC--- and Foreign Coins, Rolla, Mo. 65401. Utilities paid. Located FOR RENT - 2 bedroom Sterling, Gold Rings, W-- -M-111-TFC --- in west Waynesville. trailer. Furnished, A-C, Dental Gold, U.S. and WAITRESS AND COOK- CATEGORY AD TO BE PLACED DATES TO RUN ., 774-5756 or between 8:00 W-D, quiet location. No foreign stamps, WANTED. Dottie's a.m. and 4:00 p.m. 774- pets. Call 336-3222 or 336- Diamonds, and Guns. Cafe, Crocker, Mo. 2003. 4861. 364-4272. Apply between 2 and 3 ----- J-150-TFC------R-80-TFC------R-112-TFC--- p.m. Send To: P.O. Box 578 Waynesville, MO 65583 Thursday, January 14, Fart Leonard Wood Guidon gage 15 Fort Wood Cable-Sunday January 17 thru Saturday, January 23

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Sunday, Jan. 17, will be a big day For months, we've been touting for the two professional football "One Life to Live" 's back-in-time teams that win their conference remote as the main event in the championships. CBS will handle February soaps sweeps. Well, for- the National Conference title get it. "All My Children" has con- game, while NBC takes care of the cocted the ultimate female fantasy American Conference champion- - which will be broadcast during ship game. For the winners, it's what an "AMC" spokesperson just two weeks to Super Bowl XXII calls "a concentrated period of in San Diego! time" next month. * For those who would rather see In a special sweeps splurge, a little Sunday-afternoon sun- "AMC" is bringing back all the shine, instead of frozen athletes on original actors who played the for- frozen fields (or sheltered football mer lovers and husbands of Erica players under domes and artificial Kane (played by Susan Lucci). This lights), ABC brings us the final motley crew, who span "AMC" 's round of the MONY Tournament of (and Erica's) 18-year history, in- In "Crash Course," Tina Yothers (I.), Alyssa Milano, Rob Stone and Bri- Champions golf from the La Costa Ralph Sampson clude: (I) Jeff Martin (Charles Nick Benedict an Bloom (r.) may be a bit too much for any driving instructor. The NBC Country Club in Carlsbad, Calif. Frank); (2) Phil Brent (Nick Bene- movie airs Sunday, Jan. 17. * Indoor-sports lovers will get dict); (3) Brandon Kingsley (Mike their fill, mostly courtesy of ESPN. * More warm-weather thoughts Minor); and (4) Mike Roy (Nicholas this development on "AMC." On Monday, Jan 18, that network come from ESPN when it televises Surovy). Also featured in the se- In the spirit of the Fiesta Erica presents a college basketball dou- the women's final of tennis' Aus- quence will be five additional loves we present an Erica Kane Trivia ble-header starting with a Big East tralian Open from Melbourne on who are currently on the show: (5) Quiz: battle between Boston College and Friday, Jan. 22, and follows with Nick Davis (Larry Keith); (6) Tom (1) Of all the love interests listed Syracuse. The second game has the men's finals on Saturday night. Cudahy (Dick Shoberg); (7) Adam above, name the ones Erica actual- two Big Ten rivals: Michigan at It's summer Down Under, and this Chandler (D)avid Canary); (8) Jer- ly married (that means legally!) Ohio State. is the year's first grand-slam emy Hunter (Jean LeClerc); and (9) and in the correct order. * TBS gets into the act on Tues- event. Travis Montgomery (Larkin (2) In 1973, Erica had a nervous day, Jan. 19, with pro basketball, * NBC has a big college hoop Malloy). breakdown after miscarrying a this time from the Omni in Atlanta, game on Saturday afternoon, Jan. Bringing back all of Erica's loves child. Name the father of that child. where the Atlanta Hawks host the 23, when the University of Kansas is a brilliant move, but inspiration- (3) Name Erica's two lovers who Chicago Bulls. meets Notre Dame. The Irish will al credit should be given where it's "AMC" is not bringing back this * On Wednesday, Jan. 20, ESPN have their hands full with the Jay- due. The idea of bringing back orig- month. has another Big East basketball hawks' all-America Danny Man- inal actors in a special sequence (4) Which of Erica's returning double-header. St. John's visits ning. He's a one-man gang. On that was first done less than a year ago loves is offically deceased? Georgetown at the Capitol Centre same day, CBS will televise either by "OILTL" executive producer Answers: in Landover, Md., followed by Ala- the Pittsburgh-Oklahoma battle or Paul Rauch. In 1987's most fantas- (1)Erica's legal husbands in or- bama meeting LSU. the Kentucky-LSU game. tic soap sequence, Viki Buchanan der: Jeff Martin, Phil Brent, Tom * The question of how new War- * For bowling fans, ABC pre- (played by Erika Slezak) "died" on Cudahy and Adam Chandler. rior Ralph Sampson will play with sents the Quaker State Open from the operating table and journeyed (2) Phil Brent Golden State will be answered on Grand Prairie, Texas, also on Sat- to heaven, where she met up with (3) Murdered modeling agent Ja- Friday, Jan. 22, when TBS tele- urday, Jan. 23. ABC will also air 14 dead relatives and friends -all son Maxwell (played by John Dev- vises the Warriors-Washington the Ironman Triathlon from Kona played by the original actors. We lin) and Kent Bogard (played by Bullets game from the Bullets' Bay, Hawaii. And you can get tired can only imagine how the brilliant iee Godart) court. just watching that one. but egotistical Rauch feels al)out (4) Mike Roy Sandy Hill Larry Holmes 'Home' 'World Championship Boxing: ABC - Weekdays Mike Tyson vs. Larry Holmes' HBO - Jan. 22 ious. "Well, yeah, sometimes," he admits. "But we try to make it so it's not too bad. A lot of it just comes out of frustration and con- fusion over growing up. It isn't Kirk and Mike are two stardom is really the key to the glamorous life. But it must offer very different people something. When Cameron is asked if he wants to stick to it, he deliv- By Lynn Hoogenboom really anger aimed at his parents." ers a decided affirmative. To keep the drain from clogging So that's Kirk Cameron's world. "I plan to (continue as long as I with hair when bathing your dog, Seventeen-year-old Kirk Camer- It almost makes one wonder if TV can," he says. stuff it with a nylon scouring net. Two newspapers that began their careers as penny papers were on doesn't have a whole lot in com- York Times and the Baltim ore Sun. mon with Mike Seaver, the ever- popular older son he plays on ABC's Tuesday-night hit "Growing Pains." Mike just barely manages to eke out passing grades. "I do a little better than Mike does," Cameron C ASSIFIElDS admits. "I get pretty much only A's." Mike's super-active social life re- volves around his high school pals. MANAGER Cameron describes his own social TRAINEE, life as "not quite as active. I don't large consumer finance George Wash really have too much time to go company. For further out." information please call In fact, Cameron doesn't even 336-3322. EOE em- have a regular high school to his ployer. 87 Buick Century 4 name. "I have a tutor, and it's --- B-160-2TC--- Dr. three hours a day," he says. 87 Olds Cutlass Ciera "Sometimes I wish I was back with my friends. But 87 Dodge Omni you get just as much work done and all of that. So 87 Chevy Spectrum 2 it's not too big of a problem." Dr. 87 Chevy Spectrum It does seem a bit ironic, though: 86 Cavalier 4 Dr. TV's biggest teen heartthrob 86 Chevy I ROC doesn't have time for a social life 86 Chevy Cavalier of his own - because he's too busy Wagon working on the TV series that 86 Pontiac Grand Am made him a heartthrob. One can 86 Chevy Celebrity only hope that the fun of working Wgn. on a hit series provides suitable 86 Cavalier 2 Dr. compensation. 85 Suburban 4x4 "Well, it is fun, or I wouldn't be doing 85 Chevy Caviller it, but it's definitely work," says Cameron. "You've Type 10 got to memorize your lines, and when 85 Ford Escort you're delivering the lines, you try 85 Plymouth Reliant to make things funny. It's real 85 Caprice draining at the end of the day." 85 Chevy 4x4 85 Monte Carlo After he graduates from high 84 Trans Am school, Mike will be going on to col- 84 Ford T-Bird lege - "Maybe a junior college," 84 Pontiac Firebird says Cameron. But Cameron has no Four hundred kt 84 Olds Cutlass college plans. "I think I'll put that pounds. That's Supreme the sickening 4 Dr. force with which 84 Chevy Chevette 2 a 20-pound baby Dr. can hit a dash- - Silver board or windshield -} 84 Pontiac 6000 inan 84 Camaro accident or 83 Chevy C-10 sudden stop at only /1 82 Plymouth Reliant 20 miles per hour! 82 Cutlass 2 Dr. In a motor vehicle, all 81 Chevy Chevette children should be in - 79 Chevy Impala their place 78 Dodge Pickup - in an 76 Chevy Vega approved safety seat in / GET RIGHT TO 76 Chevy 4x4 the front or, at least, a 74 AMC Jeep CJ5 seat belt in. the back. 86 Chevy C-10 That's the law, for all THE POINT! 85 Chevy C-10 children under four. 84 Ford Ranger 82 Chevy C-10 Grandma's lap won't do, WITH A CLASSIFIED AD! Computer Locater Kirk Cameron unless there's a Grandma who can handle four hundred Service pound weights. 20,000 New Cars- Please - obey the Missouri Child Restraint Law and protect Trucks on hold for a while," he says. "I Available in 24 have to do 'Growing Pains' for at your child against getting overweight in an awful hurry. Hours least the next few years because of Daily aide an obligation for a certain amount of shows. I can't fit college in with that." Keep kids in their place. George Walsh Chevrolet 335-3711 100Fairgrounds Road Then there are the personalities. P.O. Box 1257 Cameron is decidedly wise-guy low-key, and Rolla, Missouri 65401 Mike is just the opposite. MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY (314) 364- 1002 When pressed, even (314)364-5800 Cameron will admit that Mike can be a bit obnox- . . i Page 16 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, January 14, 1988 Fort Wood Cable-Sunday January 17 thru Saturday, January 23

(1984) Jaclyn Smith, David Dukes. 10:00 *** "Radio Days" (1987) Mia Far- Kristofferson. Sam Shepard. ( ) ***2 "Under Fire" (1983) Nick Nolte, row, Dianne Wiest. (J ** "The Fifth Missile" (1988) Robert S6:007:00 (***® ***1/"Country" "King: (1984)A Filmed Jessica Record... Lange, Gene Hackman. S l **1/2 "Highlander" (1986) Christopher Conrad, Sam Waterston. Montgomery to Memphis" (1970) 12:30 0 *1/2"Sioux City Sue" (1946) Gene Lambert, Roxanne Hart. 12:00 () ** "Bad Medicine" (1985) Steve (® *** "Cocoon" (1985) Don Ameche, Wil- Autry, Lynn Roberts. (® * "Class of Nuke 'Em High" (1986) Ja- Guttenberg, Alan Arkin. - ford Brimley. ® *** "Catch-22" (1970) Alan Arkin, Jon nelle Brady, Gilbert Brenton. 12:10 ® ** "St. Helens" (1981) Art Camey, CJ *1/2"King Solomon's Mines" (1985) Ri- Voight. 10:30 (Di ** "Misty" (1961) David Ladd, Ar- David Huffman. Pleshette plays toug h chard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone,. 12:45 (M)** "Wonder Woman" (1974) Cathy Lee Crosby, Ricardo Montalban. thur O'Connell. cop in 'Neon Jungle' 7:05 I ** "Fantasies" (1980) Suzanne 12:55 liC ** "Fast-Walking" (1981) James ( ** "Where are the Children?" (1986) Jill Pleshette, Barry Newman. Woods, Tim Mcintire. Clayburgh, Max Gail. By Robert DiMatteo stealer Jackee (formerly Jackee 8:00 1® "Child Saver" (1988) Alfre Woo- 1:00 () ** "Red Tomahawk" (1967) Howard 11:20 ui ** "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" harry) as a summer driver-ed dard, Mario Van Peebles. Keel, Joan Caulfield. (1972) Alan Arkin, Sally Kellerman. 11:30 It's a week for indomitable wom- teacher confronted by a group of U S "What Price Victory" (1988) Mac 1:20 () *** "Vera Cruz" (1954) Gary (® ** "The Seven-Ups" (1974) Roy en. The week's new TV-movies piv- mischievous students. What we Davis, George Kennedy. Cooper, Burt Lancaster. Scheider, Victor Arnold. (J **1/2 ot on heroines who battle drugs, have here is a belated attempt to S**1/2 "Love for Rent" (1979) Lisa Eil- 1:30 ( *** "The Wild Geese" (1978) Ri- "Rollover" (1981) Jane Fonda, Kris police corruption, the government cash in on the teen comedy craze bacher, Annette O'Toole. chard Burton, Roger Moore. and even unr'uly driver-ed that has just started to slow down S*** "Summer Stock" (1951) Judy Gar- 2:00 (D) ***1/2 "State Fair" (1945) Jeanne students. on the big screen. And just a few land, Gene Kelly. Crain, Dana Andrews. In Neon Jungle (CBS, .Jan. 17), Su- months ago, pundits were congrat- ] *** "Pat and Mike" (1952) Spencer ®M *V2"Wisdom" (1986) Emilio Estevez, zanne Pleshette uses her seductive ulating TV movies for dealing with Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. Demi Moore. basso voice and no-nonsense air to more than adolescent hijinks! 2:20 t D**1/2 "Rich and Famous" (1981) play an authority figure - albeit a 9:00 ( *** "Streetcar Named Desire" Jacqueline Bisset, Candice Bergen. musky, glamorous one. She stars as (1984) Ann-Margret, Treat Williams. 2:35 ** "Let's Make aDirty Movie" (1978) a police captain assigned to clean (1*** "Indiana Jones and the Temple of 2:55 ® "Bullies" (1986) Janet Laine Green, up the most corrupt cop station in Sunday Doom" (1984) Harrison Ford, Kate Capshaw. Dehl Berti. the city (locations CU* "Death Wish 3"(1985) Charles Bron- 3:00 ( ** "Mr. Moto's Last Wamrning"(1939) courtesy of son, Deborah Raffin. Pittsburgh). EVENING Peter Lorre, Ricardo Cortez. r. r 10:00 (i ** "Some Kind of Hero" (1982) (() *1/2"Buried Alive" (1940) Beverly Rob- This is meant to be a tough urban Richard Pryor, Margot Kidder. slice-of-life. arts, Robert Wilcox. But what starts out as 6.00 4D "Earth*Star Voyager" (1988) 10:50 ( *** "The World According to Garp" an expose of two cops gone bad (Part 1 of 2) Duncan Regehr, Brian McNa- 3:45 (M)*1/ "King Kong Lives" (1986) Linda (1982) Robin Williams, Mary Beth Hurt. Hamilton, Brian Kerwin. turns into an orgy of crookedness: mara. 11:00 C) **1/2"The Assisi Underground" Corruption seems to lurk in every 1***l2 "Escape from Fort Bravo" (1953) 4:00 ® ** "Streetwalkin"' (1985) Melissa (1985) Ben Cross, James Mason. Leo, Dale Midkiff nook and cranny of this precinct. William Holden, Eleanor Parker. 11:05 ® ** "Trouble in Mind" (1985) Kris And Pleshette has to ferret it out. ( **l2 "Short Circuit" (1986) Ally Sheedy, Kristofferson, Keith Carradine. Get the sound you want After a mini -career as a subur- Steve 0uttenberg. (0'v * ."Tom 11:3 I e*1*/ "Norms Rae" (1979) Sally ban morn par excellence, Dee W'al- Sawyer, Detective" (1938) Field, Beau Bridges. with the quality you deserve lace Stone shows some spunk in the Donald O'Connor, Billy Cook. 11:45 (l **1/2 "Sweet Liberty" (1986) Alan Wed nesday impassioned Stranger on My Land Clfl *V;2 "Saving Grace" (1986) Tom Conti, Alda, Michael Caine. at a price you can afford (ABC, Jan. 17). She plays the wife Fernando Rey. 12:10 ** "Somewhere Tomorrow" EVENING of a Vietnam vet (Tommy Lee 6:30 ( **"Rumplestiltskin" (1987) Amy Irv- (1984) Sarah Jessica Parker, Nancy Addison. Jones) and stands strong with her ing,Billy Baty. BostonAcoustics Nakamichi 6:00 husband in opposit ion to govern- 7:, . *, "a R.olden Child" (1986) Eddie r** "Critical Condition" (1987) Ri- 12:30 0 ** "Pack Train" (1953) Gene Autry, chard Pryor, Rachel Ticotin. AV ment maneuvers that would force Murphy, Charles Dance. Smiley Burnette. L klipscH 8:00 1 "Crash Course" (1988) Jackee, 7:00 Cd r/** "The Frisco Kid" (1979) Gene them to sell the beloved family D **1/2"The Prince and the Pauper" Wilder, Harrison Ford. ALd InSour.: homestead. The right to own land Harvey Korman. (1962) Guy Williams, Sean Scully. Powe'fu. Muicad.Accurat. 0 "Alone inthe Neon Jungle" (1988) n**1/ "The Mosquito Coast" (1986) Hard- is a sacred theme to Americans, 0 1:00 ( *1/2"The Boss' Wife" (1986) Daniel son Ford, Helen Mirren. figuring in a host of dramas, espe- Suzanne Pleshette, Danny Aiello. Stern, Arielle Dombasle. ALPINE DENON '1 "Stranger On My Land" (1987) (fD*** "The Turning Point" (1977) Anne cially Westerns. Here, the back- *1/ "Wisdom" (1986) Emilio Estevez, DENON SON Tommy Lee Jones, Dee Wallace Stone. Bancroft, Shirley MacLaine. AuiOCO lT M Arrl.eBrand IINIZIOO l MIII* IM ground of Vietnam gives added Demi Moore. Prt"51"al ( **** "The Big Chill" (1983) Tom Beren- 7:05 C) ** "The Night the Lights Went Out in righteousness to the couple's 1:05 i *** "The Adventures of Don Juan" Georgia" (1981) Kristy McNichol, Dennis cause: The implication is that the ger, Glenn Close. (1949) Errol Flynn, Viveca Lindfors. ( ** "Misunderstood" (1984) Gene Hack- Quaid. character played by Jones has paid 1:40 ) ***1/2 "Apocalypse Now" (1979) man, Henry Thotnas. 8:00 I ** "The Great Brain" (1978) Jimmy SEE THE EXPERTS AT... his dues to his country, and now Martin Sheen, Marion Brando. Osmond, James Jamigan. to keep his piece of it. (E**"Where are the Children?" (1986) Jill 2:00 M **1/2 "Wise Guys" (1986) Danny De- 9 End of the Rainbow deserves Clayburgh, Max Gail. (® *** "Betrayed" (1954) Clark Gable, In Child Saver (NBC, Jan. 18), Vito, Joe Piscopo. Lana Turner. Mid-Missouri's leader in high M*** "Crimes of the Heart" (1986) Sissy 2:25 S***1/2 "Klute" (1971) Jane Fonda, Alfre Woodard ("Unnatural Spacek, Diane Keaton. S**1/2 "The Jewel of the Nile" (1985) performance audio products. Causes"'), whose et"ormottus eyes Donald Sutherland. Kathleen Turner, Michael Douglas. 9:00 M ***V2 "Radio Days" (1987) Mia Far- 2:30 (CI *** "Summer Stock" (1951) Judy row, Dianne Wiest. (® ** "Big Trouble in Little China" (1986) 1808 N. Bishop Hwy. 63 Garland, Gene Kelly. Kurt Russell, Kim Cattrall. N. 10:00 C) ***1/2 "Serpico" (1973) Al Pacino, 2:55 d** "Silver Bullet" (1985) Gary Busey, Tony Roberts. U1)* / "Trial by Terror" (1984) Kay Lenz, (across from Mr. Donut) Corey Haim. Wayne Crawford. l **n"Grambling's White Tiger" (1981) 3:00 (H)***1/2 "Made for Each Other" (1939) VFVN Rolla 314-364-4191 Bruce Jenner, Harry Belafonte. 9:20 (17 "Uving Proof: The Hank Williams Jr. Carole Lombard, James Stewart. Story" (1983) Richard Thomas, Clu Gulager. (l ** "Critical Condition" (1987) Richard 4:00 (M)**/ "Red Line 7000" (1965) James Pryor, Rachel Ticotin. Caan, Laura Devon. 10:30 I ** "The Big Trade" (1981) Robert 4:25 (HD **1/ "Groove Tube" (1974) Chevy Blake, Royal Dano. Chase, Ken Shapiro. S*** "The Killer Elite" (1975) James Caan, Robert Duvall. S **V "Drearnscape" (1984) Dennis " Proudly Quaid, Kate Capshaw. Tuesday Presents... S"Little Shop of Horrors" (1986) Rick Mor- anis,Ellen Green. Iq 2ia)c*/A2 "Under Fire" (1983) Nick Nolte, EVENING ,(geneHackman. 11:45 () *'./"The Whoopee Boys" (1986) Mi- 6:00 Y 1/2"Wisdom" (1986) Emilio Estevez, chael O'Keefe, Paul Rodriguez. 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() * "Opposing Force" (1986) Tom M ** "Critical Condition" (1987) Richard 11:45 li "Bullies" (1986) Janet Laine Green, ®5 MOVIE (WED) J MOVIE (TUE-WED, FRI) (ID (9I MOVIE Skerritt, Lisa Eichhom. Pryor, Rachel Ticotin. Dehl Berti. SJETSONS D) DON'T EAT THE PICTURES: SESAME 9:05 m MOVIE 12:30 *12 "Carter's Army" (1969) Stephen 8:00 **1/2 "Follow Me, Boysl" (1966) Fred 12:000 ** "The Ranger and the Lady" 7:00 3 9 TODAY STREET AT THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM 9:30 IS CLASSIC CONCENTRATION Boyd, Robert Hooks. MacMurray, Vera Miles. (1940) Roy Rogers, George 'Gabby' Hayes. D 8 GOOD MORNING AMERICA OF ART (FRI) S HOLLYWOOD SQUARES O ** "Night Stage to Galveston" (1952) c ** "Smoke" (1970) Ron Howard, Earl ( *1/2 "Wisdom" (1986) Emilio Estevez, S BODY ELECTRIC (E) HORSE RACING (FRI) ® ANDY GRIFFITH Gene Autry, Pat Buttram. Holliman. 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S** "Stoogemania" (1985) Josh Mostel, 1:20 C **1/2 "Twice ina Lifetime" (1985) 7:05 ( BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 2:00 6 * "He Knows You're Alone" (1980) Melanie Chartoff. Gene Hackman, Ann-Margret. 7:30 6 MISTER ROGERS Caitlin O'Heaney, Don Scardino. C~** "The Golden Child" (1986) Eddie 1:30 D*** "The Devil's Bride" (1968) 8 SCOOBY DOO IRTHRIGHT (i ) "Betrayed" (1954) Clark Gable, Murphy, Charles Dance. Christopher Lee, Charles Gray. ( GENTLE BEN Lana Turner. 10:50 ® "Hour of the Assassin" (1987) Erik 1:40 (J * "Low Blow" (1986) Leo Fong, Ako- I MOVIE (MON, THU-FRI) PHONE: 774-6555 () A**"Critical Condition" (1987) Richard Estrada, Robert Va.;hn. sua Busia. D QUMBO'S CIRCUS Pryor, Rachel Ticotin. 11:00 ( * "Cobra" (1986) Sylvester Stallone, 2:00 (M **1/2 "Helrtbum" (1986) Jack Nichol- ®E SPORTSCENTER (i ** "Streetwalkin"' (1985) Melissa Leo, Brigitte Nielsen. son, Meryl Streep. (C MOVIE (FRI) 121N. BENTON FOR HELP Midkiff. 11:30 *1/2 RM. 207 DURING UNPLANNED PREGNANCY Dale CD "The Return of Maxwell Smart" d * "Dementia 13" (1964) William Camp- () TODAY'S SPECIAL WAYNESVILLE, MO. 65583 FREE PREGNANCY TESTING 2:30 (W "The To ir" (1986) Ray Paisley, (1980) Don Adams, Sylvia Kristel. bell, Luana Anders. (D MOVIE (MON-TUE) Jackie Wray. 12:00 M ** "Richard Pryor - Here and Now" 2:05 C **/2 "The Stuff" (1985) Michael ( DINOSAUCERS 3:00 () *1/2 "My Dear Secretary" (1948) (1983) Richard Pryor. Moriarity, Andrea Marcovicci. 7:35 ( BEWITCHED Kirk Douglas, Laraine Day. CI) ** "Wild Style" (1983) Lee George Qui- 3:00 (D) **1/2 "Grambling's White Tiger" 8:00 IU BLACKOUT 3:35 (D **1/2 "Red Dawn" (1984) Patrick nones, Frederick Brathwaite. (1981) Bruce Jenner, Harry Belafonte. ® DONAHUE Swayze, C.Thomas Howell. 12:05 ( "At Last, At Last" (1977) Carroll (N) **1/2 "Angel and the Badman" (1947) S SESAME STREET 4:00 (H) ** "Breaking All the Rules" (1984) Baker, Edwige Fenech. John Wayne, Gail Russell. ® SMURFS' ADVENTURES Carl Marotte, Thor Bishopria. 12:20 (C ** "Boarding School" (1978) Nas- 3:10 ND*** "48 HRS." (1982) Nick Nolte, ( SMURFS l J ***'/2 "Radio Days" (1987) Mia Farrow, tassja Kinski, Gerry Sundquist. Eddie Murphy. J FATHER KNOWS BEST Dianne Wiest. 12:30 0 *Y2"Saginaw Trail" (1953) Gene Au- 3:15 * V1/2"Shipwreck" (1978) Robert Lo- A CROOK AND CHASE 4:30 ( ** "Free Spirit" (1978) Eric Porter, try, Smiley Burnette. gan, Mikki Jamison-Olson. ®D YOU AND ME, KID Rachel Roberts. (] "The Fantasy Film Worlds of George 3:30 **hV "Dreamscape" (1984) Dennis ( COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MON-TUE, Pal" (1986) Quaid, Kate Capshaw. THU) (I *V2"Over the Top" (1987) Sylvester Stal- 3:35 (J* "Krush Groove" (1985) Blair Un- C NHL HOCKEY (WED) Thursday lone, Robert Loggia. derwood, Joseph Simmons. (CEAUTO RACING (FRI) 1:00 ® ** "Two Faced Woman" (1941) 4:00 (J ** "Between Men" (1935) Johnny ® MOVIE (MON-TUE, THU) Greta Garbo, Melvyn Douglas. Mack Brown, Beth Marion. (® PINWHEEL EVENING 1:30 DI * "Comes a Horseman" (1978) S*** "El Dorado" (1967) John Wayne, (S)STEVIE NICKS: ROCK A LITTLE (THU) Jane Fonda, James Caan. Robert Mitchum. ) TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAK- 6:00 (H **/2 "The Best of Times" (1986) 2:00 D *** "Wolfen" (1981) Albert Finney, ERS: PACK UP THE PLANTATION (FRI) Robin Williams, Kurt Russell. Gregory Hines. (I I DREAM OF JEANNIE I) **/2 "The Assisi Underground" (1985) () *** 2 "Paper Moon" (1973) Ryan 8:05 c LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Ben Cross, James Mason. O'Neal, Tatum O'Neal. Daytime 8:30 0 LOVE CONNECTION 7:00 () "Marie: A True Story" (1985) Sissy 2:30 (D V**"Smoke" (1970) Ron Howard, 8 MY LITTLE PONY Spacek, Jeff Daniels. Earl Holliman. C) ADVENTURES OF TEDDY RUXPIN 7:05 M *** "Five Card Stud" (1968) Dean 2:50 ( ** "Fast-Walking" (1981) James WA HAZEL Martin, Robert Mitchum. Woods, Tim Mclntire. 0 VIDEOCOUNTRY 7:30 6 d *** "Alien" (1979) Tom Skerritt, 3:00 Q * "Sirocco" (1951) Humphrey Bo- (® MOVIE (MON-TUE, THU) Sigourney Weaver. gart, Marta Toren. (i THE MAN THAT CORRUPTED HADLEY- 8:00 J *** "Pueblo" (1973) Hal Holbrook, (D **** "The Stars Look Down" (1939) Mi- MORNING BURG (WED) Andrew Duggan. chael Redgrave, Margaret Lockwood. ® PADDLE TO THE SEA (FRI) 1 ** "8 Million Ways to Die" (1986) Jeff (U ** "Wild Style" (1983) Lee George Qui- 5:00 MORNING AGRICULTURAL REPORT (I) (I MOVIE (WED) Bridges, Rosanna Arquette. nones, Frederick Brathwaite. ( ALICE (MON-THU) ( CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS S***/2 "The Man Who Came to Dinner" S*** "Johnny Eager" (1942) Robert cm CNN NEWS 8:45 D MOVIE (FRI) (1941) Monty Woolley, Bette Davis. Taylor, Lana Turner. ( JAMES ROBISON 9:00 0C SALE OF THE CENTURY (A3** "Blind Date" (1984) Joseph Bottoms, 3:05 (D "House of the Rising Sun" (1986) () MOVIE (TUE) 6 WIL SHRINER Kirstie Alley. Jamie Barrett, Frank Annese. D CINEMAX COMEDY EXPERIMENT (FRI) S BLACKOUT S *** "Ruthless People" (1986) Danny 3:30 t**'2 "The Tenth Month" (1979) Carol CD MICKEY MOUSE CLUB ® D700 CLUB DeVito, Bette Midler, Burnett, Keith Michell. C AEROBICS F INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMING 9:00 () **'/2 "Compromising Positions" 4:00 8 **'/2 "The Monk" (1969) George Ma- () CURIOUS GEORGE S PTL CLUB (1985) Susan Sarandon, Raul Julia. haris, Janet Leigh. SMOVIE (WED) 8 ® GERALDO 9:20 Z **V12"The Moonshine War" (1970) (MD* "Cyclone" (1987) Heather Thomas, (D PERFECT DIET (MON, THU) M LEAVE ITTO BEAVER Patrick McGoohan, Richard Widmrnark. Jeffrey Combs. ( SEARCH FOR BEAUTY (TUE-WED) ( YOU CAN BE A STAR 10:00 I)*** "Indiana Jones and the Temple (M ** "Wonder Woman" (1974) Cathy Lee C MIND POWER (FRI) of Doom" (1984) Harrison Ford, Kate Cap- Crosby, Ricardo Montalban. WD ROMPER ROOM shaw. 5:30 3CD JJIMMY SWAGGART eS ~ *** "Crimes of the Heart" (1986) Sissy I e[11 I 1'IilAd "[.LA"@ I ri,,Va (,3 CBS NEVIS v w...... w ww .- v w .C-V- a Spacek, Diane Keaton. MORNING AGRICULTURAL REPORT 10:30 (®D *** "Except For Thee and Me" Saturdayjw 8PTL CLUB (1975) Richard Kiley, Shirley Knight. C) FAITH TWENTY 11:00 ***/2 "Klute" (1971) Jane Fonda, cm TOM & JERRY'S FUNHOUSE Donald Sutherland. EVENING BROS. C) MOVIE (MON, WED-FRI) W 2 COX 11:20 OW*** "Toward the Unknown" (1956) CD MOUSERCISE William Holden, Virginia Leith. 6:00 C)D , "The Ca fr Omtr Spce" C~i)NATION'S BUSINESS TODAY LOCAT!ONS ; 11:30 ** "Lifeguard" (1976) Sam Elliott, (1978) Ken Berry, Sandy Duncan. ( DSOMTIMES I DON.'T LOVE MY MOTHER Anne Archer. i ** "The Goiden Chi'd" (i985) Eddie (MO) S i *** "Carbine Williams" (1952) James Murphy, Charles Dance. C CLAYFEET (WED) Stewart, Jean Hagen. 7:00 A **1/2"The Shape of Things to ( MOVIE (WED) 11:45 ® "Cloud Waltzing" (1987) Kathleen Come" (1979) Jack Palance, Carol Lynley. (d LITTLE PRINCE Beller, Francois-Eric Gendron. (D ***/2 "Radio Days" (1987) Mia Farrow, d MOVIE (TUE) 12:00 0 ** "From Noon 'Til Three" (1977) Dianne Wiest. ( GET ALONG GANG (THU) Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland. H *** "48 HRS." (1982) Nick Nolte, Eddie (3 KEYS TO SUCCESS (MON, THU) (N) ** "The Happy Hooker" (1975) Lynn Murphy. W PERFECT DIET (TUE-WED) Redgrave, Torn Poston. ( D **1/2"Teli-Pan" (1986) Bryan Brown, CD SEARCH FOR BEAUTY (FRI) 12:05 ID * "Armed Response" (1986) David Joan Chen. C ZOOBILEE ZOO Carradine, Lee Van Cleef. S) 1/2"Doctor Dracula" (1977) John Carra- 5:35 (® SURVIVAL (THU) 12:10 i ** "Trail of the Pink Panther" (1982) dine, Donald Barry. 6:00 NBC Peter Sellers, David Niven. 1 NEWS 7:05C *r "Ice Station Zebra" (1968) Rock g BEFORE HOURS 12:30 I *** "Melody Ranch" (1940) Gene Hudson, Ernest Borgnine. O THIS MORNING Autry, Jimmy Durante. 8:00 ( "POW: The Escape" (1986) David 8 JIMMY SWAGGART Di **A/2 "From Hell to Texas" (1958) Don Carradine, Make. Murray, 8 NBC NEWS (MON) Diane Varsi. 8:30 I .** "She's Gotta Have It" (1986) 8 ABC NEWS (TUE-FRI) 1:00 ( **V2 "Missing in Action" (1984) Tracy Camila Johns, Tommy Redmond Hicks. Chuck f MUPPETS Norris, M. Emmet Walsh. 9:00 I ** / "Grambling's White Tiger" A SUPERBOOK CLUB 1:30 C ***V "Apocalypse Now" (1979) (1981) Bruce Jenner, Harry Belafonte. (D GOOD MORNING MICKEY Martin Sheen, Marion Brando. 10:00 8 ** "Six of a Kind" (1934) Charles (NISEABERT (TUE, FRI) ~ ** "The Pigeon That Took Rome" Ruggles, W.C. Fields. (E BLUNDERS SHOW (WED) (1962) Charlton Heston, Elsa Martinelli. (HI * "Where are the Children?" (1986) Jill (MI)MOVIE (MON-TUE, THU-FRI) 1:35 D( * h "Malibu Express" (1984) Darby Clayburgh, Max Gall. (HI LASS!E Hinton, Sybil Danning. (I *2 "The Fearless Vampire Killers" (5) WOMBLES AND THEIR MAGICAL 1:50 *2 "Ten Seconds to Hell" (1959) (1967) Roman Polanski, Sharon Tate. MACHINES (MON) Jeff Chandler, Jack Palance. (91) ** "Dementia 13" (1964) William Camp- (5 MOVIE (THU-FRI) 2:00 () *** "Ruthless People" (1986) bell, Luana Anders. Danny DeVito, Bette Midler. (Di CARTOONS 10:15 CD * "Wild and Beautiful on Ibiza" W BEVERLY HILLS TEENS 2:30 j *** /2"The Man Who Came to Din- (1981) Regis Porte, Tanja Spiess. 6:15 8 NEWS ner" (1941) Mory Woolley, Bette Davis. 10:30 E ** / "D.A..Y.L" (1985) Mary Beth J WEATHER (MON-WED, FRI) 2:45 I *- "Hot Target" (1985) Simone Grif- Hurt, Michael McKean. 9 A.M, WEATHER (THU) feth, Steve Marachuk. 11:00 C-I* 2"Pork Chop Hill" (1959) Gregory 6:30 NEWS 3:00 9 * "Master Killer" (1979) Liu Chia Hui. Peck, Harry Guardino. O NBC NEWS ( I**/ "That Uncertain Feeling" (1941) CI "Omega Syndrome" (1987) Ken Wahl, 8 NBC NEWS (MON) Merle Oberon, Burgess Meredith. Tato Pavlovsky. 8 ABC NEWS (TUE-FRI) 3:20 ® ** "Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life IsCall- (U)** "Pirates of Tortuga" (1961) Ken O NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT ing" (1986) Richard Pryor, Debbie Allen. Scott, Leticia Roman. 8 TRANSFORMERS 4:05 *** "Broken Promise" (1981) Chris ( ** "Tumrnabout" (1940) Adolphe Menjou, C SPIRAL ZONE Sarandon, Melissa Michaelsen. Carole Landis. i WELCOME TO POOH CORNER 4:15 ( *1/2"The Boss' Wife" (1986) Daniel 11:30 F **'h2 "The Haunting of Julia" (1977) (® FRAGGLE ROCK Stern, Arielle Dombasle. Mia Farrow, Keir Dullea. MR. WIZARD'S 4:30 I WORLD () **/2 "The Silent One" (1984) Telo 11:40 (HI) **.2 "Target" (1985) Gene Hack- D TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAK- Malese, George Henare. man, Matt Dillon. ERS: PACK UP THE PLANTATION (MON) Friday

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P TRACEY ULLMAN SHOW SMORE DINOSAURS (WED) 3 HOT POTATO ( T.J. HOOKER ) COUSTEAU'S REDISCOVERY OF THE FORTUNE W NEWLYWED GAME 4:05 ( MUNSTERS 10:0049 WHEEL OF 4:25 (D) THE LAND, THE SEA AND THE WORLD S SPRICE IS RIGHT 1:05 1 AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (MON) W IN TOUCH ISIT TIME WHO'S THE BOSS? 1:15 (09 DTV (WED) CHILDREN THERE (THU) S 4:30 U M*A*S*H 0 WISH YOU WERE HERE S RICHARD ROBERTS 1:30 U U ANOTHER WORLD ) MOVIE **** "The Big Chill" (1983) Tom CL ANDY GRIFFITH * THREE'S COMPANY C#7WALTONS (MON-THU) CD WIN, LOSE OR DRAW Berenger, Glenn Close. A group of college TO PLAN YOUR (s) LOVE BOAT (FRI) FLYING NUN friends gather for a funeral and ponder how ® PEOPLE'S COURT (MON-TUE, THU-FRI) NASHVILLE NOW CHRISTMAS CARD D CRQOK AND CHASE their lives and ideals have changed since the (H) MOVIE (THU) ® SESAME STREET 1960s. 'R' '87 (MON) SDUCKTALES CNASHVILLE NOW (TUE-FRI) (0) BUD GREENSPAN'S OLYMPIC GREATS ( MOVIE ** "Misunderstood" (1984)Gene FUTURE AGAIN? CI)JEM ()RACCOONS (WED) (TUE) Hackman, Henry Thomas. After the death of ( THE COP AND THE ANTHEM (WED) Q NEW COUNTRY ( MY FRIEND FLICKA (THU) (®) MOVIE (MON) his wife, ashipping magnate based inTunisia () DANGER BAY (FRI) ( MYSTERIOUS CITIES OF GOLD becomes more and more absorbed in his FIT (Q PRESS YOUR LUCK ( OAK STREET CHRONICLES (MON) of his (EDGETTING (p) KIDS OF DEGRASSI STREET (WED) work, leading him to neglect the needs Your ETS is approaching, () MOVIE (MON-TUE, THU) I DATING GAME 'PG' (® NIKKOLINA (FRI) young sons. LOIS & BRAM'S ELEPHANT 1:40 (09 DTV (FRI) MOVIE "Where are the Children?" (ISHARON, SSKATEBOARDING (TUE) (®1) ** SHOW 2:00 D UBGUIDING LIGHT (1986) Jill Clayburgh, Max Gail. When her two and it's time to think about (W)PEOPLE ARE TALKING S SGENERAL HOSPITAL ®] THOROUGHBRED DIGEST (WED) a Massa- SIDE OF SPORTS (THU) children are mysteriously abducted, 1015 C) DTV (TUE) ® BEWITCHED CELIGHTER comes back to haunt (CE)COUNTDOWN TO CALGARY (FRI) chusetts woman's past your next move. If you're 10:30 WIN, LOSE OR DRAW (JD LEAVE ITTO BEAVER her. Based on the novel by Mary Higgins 49 00HOME K FATHER KNOWS BEST (i MOVIE (TUE-WED, FRI) (®J MOVIE (FRI) Clark. 'R'q CDWALT DISNEY PRESENTS EDYOU CAN BE A STAR ( MOVIE *** "Crimes of the Heart" (1986) thinking about staying in, you (m9 DUMBO'S CIRCUS NJ1NICK ROCKS (L AEROBICS 4:35 ( LAVERNE &SHIRLEY Sissy Spacek, Diane Keaton. Three eccentric CAMOVIE (TUE-FRI) CL) FISHIN' HOLE (TUE) Southern sisters are reunited when the should plan to visit one of the M) MOVIE (WED) C TOM MANN OUTDOORS (WED) 4:45 ® DTV (MON) 4:50 ]9 DTV (TUE, THU) youngest sibling shoots her husband inthis IN MAPLE TOWN (MON-TUE) (]) MOVIE (FRI) 5:00 U JEOPARDYI adaptation of Beth Henley's Pulitzer Prize- ) ADVENTURES OF TE LTTLE KOALA M)MOVIE (MON-TUE, THU) winning play. (InStereo) 'PG-13' Army's Career Counselors. (WED-FRI) () LASSIE ED PEOPLE'S COURT FAMILY TIES (])MY THREE SONS (THU) ® TIC TAC DOUGH E (®9COVER STORY ®lMOVIE O 17 AT FIVE They have all the information 11:00 U 0SUPER PASSWORD I CANNON 8:30 0 DUET E 0(W NEWS 2:05 C TOM & JERRY'S FUNHOUSE 10 .D) MOVIE (MON-THU) WORLD OF DISNEY (FRI) C!) AT THE MOVIES SYOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 2:30 U U SOAP OPERA DIGEST AWARDS SWONDERFUL p AL LINDNER'S IN-FISHERMAN AN- you'll need about the reenlist- 06 RYAN'S HOPE (MON) U NEWS SFACTS OF LIFE GLING ADVENTURES A new system for SODD COUPLE Q U SANTA BARBARA (TUE-FRI) slab crappies, dog day bass angling LIKE A FOX catching ment options, benefits and ! GERALDO S C GHOSTBUSTERS W CRAZY and going after giant lake trout through the (l AMERICAN BABY (MON, FRI) (W HAZEL CROOK AND CHASE Stereo) ® MOVIE (TUE-WED, FRI) ice. (In (A)SECOND HONEYMOON (TUE-THU) SFANDANGO (9 DONNA REED bonuses for which you are M MOVIE (TUE-WED, FRI) ( CINEMAX COMEDY EXPERIMENT (FRI) ( MOUSETERPIECE THEATER (FRI) SPORTSLOOK ( HOLLYWOOD INSIDER ® AEROBICS (9 WELCOME TO POOH CORNER C 9:00 MASTERPIECE THEATRE ( MOVIE (MON) 6 eligible. Talk to an Army (]) MOVIE (MON) C CBA BASKETBALL (MON) ® LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FA- ®)MOVIE (FRI) ® WORLD SPORT SPECIAL (WED) (]I FINDERS KEEPERS MOUS WHEN? (MON) (J MOVIE (TUE, THU-FRI) )AGAINST THE ODDS (MON) ®]1 WHEN, JENNY, U® NEWS Career Counselor soon, and (9 PINWHEEL (TUE-FRI) (H MOVIE (TUE) l®CARTOONS BEN HADEN ( MAGNUM, P.I. (9 () MOVIE (MON-TUE, FRI) (ED NOT NECESSARILY THE YEAR IN RE- ® BASSMASTERS Featured: angler Tom get the facts about staying in U) GIRL WITH SOMETHING EXTRA (MON) VIEW (WED) 5:05 ( ALICE catching and releas- 5:30 U NBC NEWS Mann Jr. demonstrates 9 TEMPERATURES RISING (TUE) (9 MOVIE (WED, FRI) ing spotted bass on Lake Lanier inGeorgia. ®I)MR. MERLIN (WED) INSPECTOR GADGET ED ED CBS NEWS (InStereo) while you still have time to (M SECOND HUNDRED YEARS (THU) ( GET ALONG GANG (THU) 0 ABC NEWS m] SQUARE ONE TELEVISION ® I SPY (I) THAT GIRL (FRI) ( JACKPOT W MOVIE ***1/2"Radio Days" (1987) Mia decide. 11:05 ( PERRY MASON 2:35 @ FLINTSTONES 1 NEWS U_ Farrow, Dianne Wiest. Director Woody Allen's 11:30 U MA'S*H 3:00 UGIMME A BREAK WKRP INCINCINNATI of radio VIDEOCOUNTRY affectionate homage to the influence 0 SCRABBLE B HOUR MAGAZINE o3 on its listeners, particularly one Rockaway 0YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS S OPRAH WINFREY (C MOVIE (THU) (® FROSTY'S WINTER WONDERLAND Beach family, during the 1930s and 40s. (In S 0LOVING S JEM Stereo) 'PG' SIMMONS SLIM COOKING CL BRAVESTARR (FRI) 0RICHARD ® FISHING: BEST OF BILL DANCE (MON) ® ROBERT KLEIN TIME ( DORIS DAY (A)STRAIGHT TALK 9:30 9 INN NEWS 8NEW COUNTRY D NASHVILLE NOW C) INSIDE THE PGA TOUR (TUE) l NBA TODAY (WED) W ROCK ALIVE (C) MOVIE (MON, THU) SMOVIE (MON-WED, FRI) C AMERICA'S HORSE Featured: the final Retention NCO MISSING ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND (l MICKEY MOUSE CLUB SRUNNING AND RACING (THU) competition of the National Cutting Horse As- Command l SKI WORLD (FRI) HARRIET CL AWA CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING sociation World Championship Cutting Futur- (® BEST OF AMERICAN MUSCLE MAGA- (TUE, THU-FRI) ® KIDS ON KIDS ON KIDS (THU) ity, from Ft. Worth, Texas. (InStereo) SGM DENNIS J. BYRD SDENNIS THE MENACE ZINE L WRESTLING (WED) S SUNDAY SPORTS SCENE Weekly sports Telephone: 368-3144 (H WRONG WAY KID (MON) (11 MOVIE (MON) (® MOVIE (WED) highlights and features with host Steve Albert 5:35 NEW LEAVE ITTO BEAVER (MON) (® ANYTHING FOR MONEY 19 YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION a and feature reporter Carl Cherkin. (9 SHELLEY DUVALL'S TALL TALES AND ( CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (TUE- BLDG 1902 FRI) 10:00 ®O U D OS NEWS AFTERNOON LEGENDS (MON) I INSIDE TELEVISION 9 MOVIE (TUE, THU) ® O TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE In-Service Recruiter 12:00O 4 l NEWS SFAERIE TALE THEATRE (WED) (1i SPORTS PAGE Talk-show focusing on U PEPPER AND FRIENDS STHE DREAM AND THE TRIUMPH (FRI) major sports issues of the week. Hosted by OS ALL MY CHILDREN 3 CHAIN REACTION Sunday John Wells. SGM PHILIPPE MICHAUD 0WALTONS ® BARNABY JONES MOTOWORLD Featured: highlights of the 3:05 UP FLINTSTONES O Telephone: 368-8613 ,9()(A) DOBIE MOVIE GILLIS Florida and California Winter Motocross ser- 3:30 U LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (TUE-FRI) January 17 ies. (InStereo) (E) FITNESS CHALLENGE (MON) U DENNIS THE MENACE (TUE-FRI) (C MOVIE ***H "Serpico" (1973) Al Pa- BLDG 1902 CL COLLEGE BASKETBALL COACH'S 0 FAMILY TIES cino, Tony Roberts. An honest policeman COURT (TUE-FRI) S JOY OF PAINTING sacrifices his career and almost his life to ex- 8 MOVIE (FRI) S WOODY WOODPECKER EVENING pose high-level corruption inthe New York Senior Retention NCO I) MOVIE (MON-TUE, THU) (C TRANSFORMERS Police Department. 'R' (N)BELLE AND SEBASTIAN (TUE-FRI) () MOVIE (THU) 6:00 U U OUR HOUSE y 9 MOVIE **1/2"Grambling's White Tiger" MSG JFRRY FERRELL 3) MARVIN HAMLISCH: THEY'RE PLAYING (D) DONALD DUCK PRESENTS ED 60 MINUTES q (1981) Bruce Jenner, Harry Belafonte. Based MY SONG (WED) () FIRST OFFENDER (WED) i S MOVIE "Earth*Star Voyager" (1988) on the true story of awhite high school foot- Telephone: 368-3144 0 LET'S MAKE A DEAL (H)MOVIE (THU) (Part 1 of 2) Duncan Regehr, Brian McNa- ball star who enrolls at all-black Grambling SHIGH ROLLERS (]® OUT OF STEP (FRI) mara. College, where he encounters stiff competi- H BAD NEWS BEARS S FIRING LINE tion and unique social problems. BLDG 1902 12:05 CI AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (MON) (CI MOVIE (FRI) * 21 JUMP STREET 1ST &TEN: GOING FOR BROKE ® BUMPER STUMPERS b)MOVIE ***1/2 (I MOVIE (TUE-FRI) "Escape from Fort Bravo" (® MOVIE ** "Critical Condition" (1987) Ri- 136th Engr Bde 12:30 U 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 3:35 (I BRADY BUNCH (1953) William Holden, Eleanor Parker. chard Pryor, Rachel Ticotin. A con man con- 4S CBOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL 4:00 U FACTS OF LIFE (TUE-FRI) ( CROSSBOW fined to amental ward ismistaken for a doctor (A)BACHELOR FATHER 0 TOM AND JERRY (TUE-FRI) D AMERICAN SPORTS CAVALCADE Fea- when a raging hurricane leaves the Staten SSG RONALD C. GEORGE (i COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MON) 1 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE tured: the NHRA U.S. Nationals Champion- Island institution powerless. 'R' Telephone: 368-3144 NEWLYWED GAME 9 MOVIE (TUE) S ship Drag Race, from the Indianapolis Race- 9 SMOTHERS BROTHERS SHOW 1:1 CINEMA WORKSHOP (WED) S SUPERIOR COURT (MON-TUE, THU-FRI) way Park. (InStereo) DREAMS 5 ABC AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL (WED) (UJ GO FOR YOUR fRI MURDER OR MERCY: FIVE AMERICAN fl MOVIE **1/2"Short Circuit" (1986) Ally (W NEXT PRESIDENT BLDG 1902 FAMILIES (THU) a MISTER ROGERS Sheedy, Steve Guttenberg. 10:30 U MOVIE ** "The Big Trade" (1981) IN) MOVIE (WED, FRI) S JETSONS ( MOVIE *1/2"Tom Sawyer, Detective" Robert Blake, Royal Dano. (9 JACK AND THE BEANSTALK (MON) S DONAHUE (MON-THU) (1938) Donald O'Connor, Billy Cook. U LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FA- 132d Engr Bde, MP's, 43d AG Bn (I) WORLD OF DAVID THE GNOME (TUE- S TO BE ANNOUNCED (FRI) C NFL PRIME TIME Scores and highlights MOUS FRI) CL G.I. JOE of today's National Football league games. ED MOVIE *** "The Killer Elite" (1975) SFC WILLIAM LEATH (11 MOVIE (THU) (K BIG VALLEY f MOVIE **2 "Saving Grace" (1986) Tom James Caan, Robert Duvall. PLAY PERCENTAGES (9 KIDS INCORPORATED (MON, WED, FRI) Conti, Fernando Ray. * MOVIE ** "Dreamscape" (1984) Den- Telephone: 368-3144 I LOVE CONNECTION (Cl SUNSHINE'S ON THE WAY (TUE) ®I MAD MOVIES WITH THE LA. CONNEC- nis Quaid, Kate Capshaw. 1:00 E U AS THE WORLD TURNS 9 JENNY AND ME (THU) TION S ITS A LIVING OS ONE LIFE TO LIVE C SUPER BOWL XIII HIGHLIGHTS (TUE) RIPTIDE S GUNSMOKE BLDG 1902 S QUINCY C SUPER BOWL XIV HIGHLIGHTS (WED) 6:30 ( ANIMALS OF AFRICA Adocumentary S COACHES SHOW f][) DICK VAN DYKE CL SUPER BOWL XV (THU) series produced from 10 years of observation C]LOU GRANT (K GREEN ACRES (L SUPER BOWL XVI HIGHLIGHTS (FRI) and filmmaking by Maurice Fievet and Mo- 1I)JERRY FALWELL 3d BT Bde, 169th Engr Bn ((9 (9 MOVIE (MON-WED, FRI) l MOVIE (MON-THU) nique Dumonte. Host: Joan Embery. (A ED YOUNG C FIGURE SKATING (TUE) ) MONKEES ®) MOVIE ** "Rumplestiltskin" (1987) Amy E HIDDEN HEROES Featured: the Connie SFC GARY McALPIN L SKIING (WED) CU WOMBLES AND THEIR MAGICAL Irving, Billy Barty. Kalitta drag-acing team works on afunny car C COLLEGE BASKETBALL (THU-FRI) MACHINES (MON) i SMOTHERS BROTHERS SHOW and top-fuel dragster. (InStereo) Telephone: 368-3144 ( MOVIE (MON, WED) 9 MOVIE (WED) 7:00 U U FAMILY TIES y C l SPORTScENTER (]1) TODAY'S SPECIAL (TUE-FRI) (3 DANCE PARTY USA E D MURDER, SHE WROTE q (H] MOVIE "Little Shop of Horrors" (1986) BLDG 1902 ® NATURE q Rick Moranis, Ellen Green. S WEREWOLF ® MONKEES O KING The effect 952. CHICAGO REMEMBERS SMOVIE ***/2 "Under Fire" (1983) Nick 1st Engr Bde Martin Luther King Jr. had on the lives of Chi- cago residents. Includes an interview with the Nolte, Gene Hackman. SEXTON Rev. Jesse Jackson. SSG WILLIAM GARDNER SELLERS PAPER CHASE C NFL FILMS Telephone: 368-3144 ANNOUNCES: 1 LAUGH IN Monday DMOVIE **"The Golden Child" (1986) Ed- BLDG 1902 die Murphy, Charles Dance. A Los Angeles social worker who specializes in tracking down missing children isrecruited to find a January 18 MEDDAC/DENTAC mystical Tibetan child being held hostage by evil forces. (InStereo)'PG-13' q SFC LECH SZYMANSKI D MIKE HAMMER EVENING 7:30 U U MY TWO DADS S MARRIED...WITH CHILDREN y 6:00 U0U ED0 NEWS BLDG 310, 6th FLOOR ® INSIDE WINSTON CUP RACING A 0 NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT Uk1 behind-the-scenes look at auto racing, includ- * THREE'S COMPANY Telephone: 368-9119 ing interviews, highlights and late-breaking S ABC NEWS Q news. (InStereo) CM CHEERS (] BUD GREENSPAN'S OLYMPIC GREATS (9 REMINGTON STEELE Sports filmmaker Bud Greenspan profiles D YOU CAN BE A STAR TELEPHONE NUMBER outstanding 20th-century Winter Olympic ath- 9 SPORTSCENTER letes, including French skier Jean-Claude ®) MOVIE *** "Country" (1984) Jessica 368-REUP Killy, Norwegian ice-skater Sonja Henie and Lange, Sam Shepard. the 1960 American ice-hockey team. q. ® YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION y C NHL HOCKEY Washington Capitals at ( TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAK- Chicago Blackhawks. (Live) ERS: PACK UP THE PLANTATION In this LLERS-SEXTON FORD LINCOLN (I MISTER ED 1985 concert, Tom Petty and the Heartbreak- MERCURY MAZDA is pleased to announce 8:00 U 1 MOVIE "Crash Course" (1988) ers perform "Don't Do Me Uke That," "Amer- Jackee, Harvey Korman. Premiere. A mis- ican Girl," "Don't Come Around Here No that Kevin Johnson has joined their Sales chievous group of teen-agers get more than More" and songs from the album "Pack Up Staff. Kevin brings 7 years of car selling they bargained for when anotoriously difficult the Plantation - ULive".(In Stereo) experience with him, and invites his many instructor signs on as their summer driving (U)AIRWOLF school teacher. (InStereo) q ( $100,000 PYRAMID friends and customers to stop in and visitF E ® MOVIE "Alone inthe Neon Jungle" 6:05 ( ANDY GRIFFITH 9 KI 1O DI'' him. Kevin will be selling the full line of new I (1988) Suzanne Pleshette, Danny Aiello. Pre- 6:30 U 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE q miere. An inner-city precinct proves to be S WIN, LOSE OR DRAW cars and trucks as well as used cars andI dangerous for a female police captain as- ID M*A*S*H signed to investigate claims of widespread O WKRP INCINCINNATI corruption. q ® MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR UD MOVIE "Stranger On My Land" ® BENSON (1987) Tommy Lee Jones, Dee Wallace ® ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT REENLIST. Stone. Premiere. AVietnam veteran wages a C) (W BARNEY MILLER one-man war against government officials 0 FANDANGO who want to turn his ranch and the surround- CE COLLEGE BASKETBALL Boston College BE ALLYOU CAN BE. THE FT. WOOD SPUR * ST. ROBERT, MO" 314 336-2000 J ing property into a missile base. q at Syracuse. (Live) I AGENTS OF DECEPTION ) FRAGGLE ROCK q Thursday, January 14,1%.8 T _rdaJaury1,. FortotenadWdGidnPae1 Wood Guidon Page 19

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forced by necessity into becoming high- Ark" pits George Lucas' globe-trotting adven- (]) MOUSETERPIECE THEATER wife. 'R' (N DOUBLE DARE priced escorts. turer against an East Indian cult 6:35 l SANFORD AND SON for posses- ® NHL HOCKEY Teams to Be Announced. i) RIPTIDE J 700 CLUB sion of a sacred stone. (InStereo) 'PG ' Tuesday (Live) (W EVENING MAGAZINE D MOUSETERPIECE THEATER D MOVIE *** "Summer Stock" (1951) IN 7:00 1 O ALF (] LAUGH SMOVIE ** "Poltergeist 11"(1986) Jobeth 7:05 ( NBA BASKETBALL Chicago Bulls at Judy Garland, Gene Kelly. Atroupe of actors ® MOVIE * "Death Wish 3" (1985) CharlP - Williams, Craig T. Nelson., Atlanta Hawks. (ULive) 0 U KATE &ALLIE participates indaily farm chores inexchange Bronson, Deborah Raffin. After a friend is * i MACGYVER q January 19 (N DOUBLE DARE 7:30 U U GROWING PAINS Q for the use of a Connecticut barn to act in. murdered by agang of punks, vigilante Paul 6:35 @ SANFORD AND SON 0 WEEKLY EDITION I BOY KING Family drama about the early I(MMOVIE *** "Pat and Mike" (1952) Spen- Kersey hits life of Dr.Martin Luther King,Jr. the streets of New York once 7:00 0a MATLOCK ® BRANDED cer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. A shady New again to fight crime his own way. 'R' i LIVING THE DREAM: ATRIBUTE TO DR. EVENING 0 E 48 HOURS q ( MISTER ED I York City sports promoter transforms a tal- 9:05 c DRUG FREE KIDS Aworkshop of MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. Narrative high- role 4 6 WHO'S THE BOSS? 4 (rW)ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT ented physical education teacher into the playing designed to help parents keep their 6:00 O 011 IidNEWSU 1 ROCKFORD FILES 8:00 3 HUNTER lights of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s life are queen of the athletic world. 4 children drug-free. Host Ken Howard isjoined 6 NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT C MOVIE ***/2 "The Goodbye Girl" (1977) a U JAKE AND THE Interspersed with musical performances fea- (®)MY THREE SONS FATMAN p turing James Cleveland, Andrae Crouch, by Jane Alexander, Ned Beatty, Bonnie 9 THREE'S COMPANY Marsha Mason, Richard Dreyfuss. Circumst- * 0 MOONLIGHTING q Are- CU WWF PRIME TIME WRESTLING Franklin, Melissa Gilbert tha Franklin, and Bo Hopkins. E ABC NEWS 4 ances force an ex-dancer and her precocious Q NOVA q Al Green, Tramaine Hawkins, IW MORTON DOWNEY JR. 9:30 Marilyn McCoo, Brock Peters, Deniece Wil- CU INN NEWS C® CHEERS daughter to share their New York City apart- ® MOVIE ** "Which Way to the Front?" 8:30 IM4 DESIGNING WOMEN q IC VIDEOCOUNTRY liams and the Winans. Hosts: Robert Guil- (K)REMINGTON STEELE ment with an aspiring actor. (1971) Jerry Lewis, John Wood. A ragtag 0 NEW COUNTRY (] MONKEES 0 YOU CAN BE A STAR lJ CROSSBOW band of World War laume, Shari Belafonte-Harper. COLLEGE BASKETBALL II Army rejects form their ED 10:00 O ID 6) NEWS ( SPORTSCENTER O NASHVILLE NOW own brigade and set out Ina red-white-and- (A)FATHER MURPHY () DONNA REED ® NASHVILLE NOW S TAXI (i MOVIE *1/ "Wisdom" (1986) Emilio Es- C MOVIE *** "The Cowboys" (1972) John blue yacht for Germany to kidnap aNazi field 8:40 ( CELEBRITY CLOSE-UP C JEFFERSONS tevez, Demi Moore. Wayne, Bruce Dern. An aging rancher is marshal. & MOVIE ***1 "King: AFilmed Record... 9:00 O WISEGUY Montgomery to Memphis" (1970) Newsreel E ® REMINGTON STEELE () YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION forced to hire a group of eleven schoolboys (A)700 CLUB D AMERICAN footage and recordings chronicle the rise of PLAYHOUSE q O YOU CAN BE A STAR (D AIRWOLF when his own men desert him befor a 400- ®( MOVIE ***t "State Fair" (1945)Jeanne the Civil Rights movement () NEWS ]® MISSING ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND (W$100,000 PYRAMID mile cattle drive. (InStereo) 'PG' Crain, Dana Andrews. Rodgers and as seen through CROOK AND CHASE Hammer- the achievements of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther 0 HARRIET 6:05 f. ANDY GRIFFITH (D 16 DAYS TO GLORY Atribute to the ath- stein provided the score for this second film l MOVIE *** "Streetcar Named Desire" CM)MOVIE **H/2 "Some Kind of Hero" (1982) 6:30 ®31 WHEEL OF FORTUNE q letes and the competitive spirit of the 1984 version King between 1955 and his assassination in (1984) Ann-Margret, Treat of the story of an Iowa farm family Williams. From Richard Pryor, Margot Kidder. A war veteran a WIN, LOSE OR DRAW Los Angeles Olympic Games. Directed who finds love, 1968. 'NR' Tennessee Williams' play. Adecaying by fun and adventure during its South- turns to a life of crime after the government 0 M*A*S*H Bud Greenspan. (Part 2 of 5) week at the annual state fair. ® WILDERNESS BOUND Orson Welles des- ern belle frantically searches for a second cribes refuses to give him back pay he earned while I WKRP IN CINCINNATI (i CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU? MOVIE 1 the life cycle of African termites, build- chance at life with her sister and crass i * "Over the Top" (1987) Sylves- ers of unique clay castles. being a prisoner in North Vietnam for six 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR 1$) MOVIE **/2 "Twice in a Lifetime" (1985) ter Stallone, Robert Loggla. A free-lance brother-in-law. years. 'R' i MOVIE *** "Cocoon" (1985) Don ® BENSON Gene Hackman, Ann-Margret. In suburban trucker attempts to re-establish arelationship Ameche, Wilford Brimley. Residents at a (H)MOVIE *** "Indiana Jones and the Tem- (] SUSIE S ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Seattle, aworking-class family's placid exist- with his long-estranged ida Flor- ple of Doom" (1984) Harrison Ford, Kate son while preparing retirement community are miraculously Cap- WI)AIRWOLF Q W BARNEY MILLER ence isshattered when a 50-year-old laborer for an international arm-wrestling re- shaw. This prequel to "Raiders of the Lost competition juvenated when they come incontact with ex- nw SIMON & SIMON ID FANDANGO falls in love with a barmaid and leaves his inLas Veqas. (InStereo) 'PG' traterrestrial cocoon-like pods. Oscar- winning special effects and supporting actor (Ameche). (InStereo) 'PG-13' y I ( CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU? .0 DMOVIE 1/2"King Solomon's Mines" LARGEST WATERBED (1985) Richard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone. There is only one bed that RETAILER IN SOUTH Hungry cannibals and German soldiers threa- CENTRAL MISSOURII ten an adventurer and an archaeologist's daughter as they search for the legendary un- II derground African treasure. (InStereo) 'PG- can fit 13' all of these contour S 100% WI)RIPTIDE C~) (-I (3 FINANCING ° EVENING MAGAZINE v c, S AVAILABLE 7:05 a tMOVIE ** "Fantasies" (1980) Suz- anne Pleshette, Barry Newman. 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M MOVIE **Y2 "Radio Days" (1987) Mia inthis tribute to the 1976 Olympic champion. turn of the century, a young con artist swin- Danny DeVito, Bette Midler. Agarment indus-. A federal agent uses questionable tactics to Farrow, Dianne Wiest. Director Woody Allen's (InStereo) p dles everyone in sight and creates several try tycoon can't believe his good fortune when confiscate abatch of moonshine from aback- affectionate homage to the influence of radio ® MOVIE ** "Critical Condition" (1987) Ri- problems for himself. Thursday the shrewish wife he had been planning to woods brewery. on its listeners, particularly one Rockaway chard Pryor, Rachel Ticotin. () 700 CLUB murder iskidnapped. (InStereo) 'R' 9:30 CI NEWS Beach family, during the 1930s and 40s. (In J YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION (DMOVIE *** "Betrayed" (1954) Clark Ga- (1 MY THREE SONS O VIDEOCOUNTRY Stereo) 'PG' DAIRWOLF ble, Lana Turner. Despite afllprecautions, a January 21 ® COLLEGE BASKETBALL UCLA at Arin- ®] MONKEES (N)MY THREE SONS ( $100,000 PYRAMID Dutch underground unit is betrayed to the zona. (Live) 10:00 ® 0 9 0 0 NEWS (U) COLLEGE BASKETBALL SMU at Hous- 6:05 (I ANDY GRIFFITH Germans. SMORTON DOWNEY JR. * BLACK CHAMPIONS Tennis player Ar- ton. (ULive) 6:30 U 9 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 9 MOVIE **1/2"The Jewel of the Nile" 8:30 0O NIGHT COURT thur Ashe, boxer "Sugar" Ray Leonard, W MORTON DOWNEY JR. S WIN, LOSE OR DRAW (1985) Kathleen Turner, Michael Douglas. A EVENING I NEW COUNTRY Olympic fencer Peter Westbrook and basket- 8:30 0 NEW COUNTRY ® M*A*S*H bored romance novelist sets out to write the (® DONNA REED ball's Kareem Abdul-Jabbar discuss the fin- (] DONNA REED D WKRP INCINCINNATI biography of an Arab ruler and runs smack- 6:00 U U ) S NEWS 9:00 AO LA LAW q ancial and emotional pressures faced by to- 9:00 USO CRIME STORY Q ® MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR dab into Middle Eastemnpolitical intrigue in S NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT S KNOTS LANDING q day's superstar athletes. (R)Q SO CAGNEY & LACEY q S BENSON this sequel to "Romancing the Stone". (In ® THREE'S COMPANY t UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS 0 TAXI SS THIRTYSOMETHING Q S ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Stereo) 'PG' q I ABC NEWS q 0 CROOK AND CHASE ]D INN NEWS IS AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE Q (ID ( BARNEY MILLER ® MY THREE SONS ® CHEERS (] LAUGH IN (G)REMINGTON STEELE D (® NEWS I1 FANDANGO (D MOVIE ** "Big Trouble inLittle China" ® REMINGTON STEELE ( MOVIE ** 1/2"Compromising Positions" 0 YOU CAN BE A STAR Q CROOK AND CHASE ( CINEMAX COMEDY EXPERIMENT "Ron (1986) Kurt Russell, Kim Cattrall. A macho 0 YOU CAN BE A STAR (1985) Susan Sarandon, Raul Julia. A bored ( MOVIE *** "Indiana Jones and the © MOVIE *** "The Last Detail" (1974) Reagan is the President's Son" In his solo truck driver isplunged into a strange under- (E SPORTSCENTER housewife turns amateur sleuth and digs up Temple ofDoom" (1984) Harrison Ford, Kate Jack Nicholson, Otis Young. As they escort a comedy debut, Ron Reagan uses his "identity ground netherworld after his friend's fiancee (D MOVIE ** "The Best of Times" (1986) some startling secrets while investigating the Capshaw. This prequel to"Raiders ofthe young sailor to military prison inMassachu- crisis" to take a satirical look at life inthe is kidnapped by mysterious forces in San Robin Williams, Kurt Russell. murder of her philandering Long Island den- Lost Ark" pitsGeorge Lucas' globe-trotting setts, two career Navy men become deter- limelight. (InStereo) q Francisco's Chinatown district. (In Stereo) (] MOVIE ** "The Assisi Underground" tist. 'R'y adventurer against an East Indiancult for mined to show their naive charge agood time ID PADDLE TO THE SEA A mountain boy, 'PG-13' q (1985) Ben Cross, James Mason. (W NEWS possession ofa sacred stone. (InStereo)'PG' along the way. 'R' who dreams of visiting the sea, sends his MOVIE * "Trial by Terror" (1984) Kay ( YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION 9:20 0 MOVIE **/2 "The Moonshine War" (® LAUGH IN handcarved Indian on a downstream adven- Lenz, Wayne Crawford. Ayoung couple settle (U AIRWOLF (1970) Patrick McGoohan, Richard Widmark. ® MISSING ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND (® MOVIE *** "Crimes of the Heart" (1986) ture inhis place. Narrator: Stanley Jackson. into ahome of their own, but find violent retal- J $100,000 PYRAMID Sissy Spacek, Diane Keaton. Three eccentric ® SCHOLASTIC SPORTS AMERICA iation necessary when vandal attacks persist. 6:05 0 ANDY GRIFFITH Southern sisters are reunited when the (N DOUBLE DARE ® MORTON DOWNEY JR. 6:30 4 9 WHEEL OF FORTUNE q youngest sibling shoots her husband inthis 6:35 @ SANFORD AND SON 8:30 0 5 SLAP MAXWELL STORY q ® WIN, LOSE OR DRAW adaptation of Beth Henley's Pulitzer Prize- 7:00 U HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN q Oi NEW COUNTRY W M*A*S*H winning play. (InStereo) 'PG-13' m 4 LAW AND HARRY MCGRAW (J DONNA REED ® WKRP IN CINCINNATI 9:20 ( MOVIE ** "Kansas City Bomber" ® E PERFECT STRANGERS [ 9:00 U a ST. ELSEWHERE q S MACNEIL /LEHRER NEWSHOUR (1972) Raquel Welch, Kevin McCarthy. A ® ROCKFORD FILES 0 I EQUALIZER U BENSON woman faces problems with her teammates ( MOVIE **1/2 "The Frisco Kid" (1979) ID DYNASTY q ® ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT and her managers while climbing to the top in Gene Wilder, Harrison Ford. A Polish rabbi I AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE q (D ® BARNEY MILLER the roller-derby circuit. finds himself involved inwild frontier misad- (® ( NEWS O FANDANGO 9:30 ® INN NEWS ventures with adaring bank robber when he ® CROOK AND CHASE S1982 NCAA FINAL FOUR 0 VIDEOCOUNTRY travels to San Francisco to take over a new © CINEMAX SESSIONS "Roy Orbison & (J DOUBLE DARE ®] COUNTDOWN TO CALGARY congregation. Friends -- A Black and White Night" Orbison 6:35 ® SANFORD AND SON ( ) BRUCE WILLIS: THE RETURN OF A SECOND HONEYMOON performs such classics as "Only the Lonely," ® MOUSETERPIECE THEATER BRUNO A mock documentary on rock star I NASHVILLE NOW "Oh, Pretty Woman" and "Blue Bayou" with 7:00 US COSBY SHOW q Bruno Radolini's (Bruce Willis) comeback ® MOVIE **1/2 "The Mosquito Coast" the help of Jackson Browne, Elvis Costello, ® STOUR OF DUTY q from total obscurity, as he jams with the (1986) Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren. Fed up Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits and Jennifer a S THE CHARMINGS q Temptations and Mavis Staples from L.A.'s with contemporary American life, a brilliant Warnes. (InStereo) 0 ROCKFORD FILES Palace Theater. (InStereo) but mentally unstable inventor and his family (IJCOLLEGE BASKETBALL Alabama at ( HOGAN'S HEROES ® MOVIE ** "AGreat Wall" (1986) Peter create what they hope will be their Utopia in Louisiana State. (Live) 9 HELL TOWN v.-v. WC .v%.a. Wang, Sharon Iwai. After being passed over the jungles of Central America. (InStereo) S1ST &TEN: GOING FOR BROKE q O NASHVILLE NOW If the cold for ajob promotion, a family man who left his 'PG'y ® LAUGH IN ®( BEST OF WALT DISNEY PRESENTS Chevrolet and get a Chinese of winter homeland years before decides it's ®D EDISON TWINS 9:20 I MOVIE "Living Proof: The Hank Wil- E COLLEGE BASKETBALL Duke at North hot deal on a free time to make a return visit. 'PG' E COLLEGE BASKETBALL St. John's at liams Jr. Story" (1983) Richard Thomas, Clu Carolina. (Live) has its (NJ MONKEES Georgetown. (Live) Gulager. A country music singer endures liv- J CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU? @ bowl of chilifrom ® NHL HOCKEY New York Rangers at Los ® MOVIE *** "The Turning Point" (1977) ing inthe shadow of his folk-hero. ( MOVIE "Marie: A True Story" (1985) grip on Angeles Kings. (Live) Anne Bancroft, Shirley MacLaine. As her 9:30 ® PRIVATE BENJAMIN Sissy Spacek, Jeff Daniels. 'PG-13' y . ., 10:00 6 4S 0NEWS daughter rises to prominence inthe ballet 9 INN NEWS W RIPTIDE you O TAXI world, a woman who gave up her career for ® VIDEOCOUNTRY ® EVENING MAGAZINE D SOAP marriage begins to wonder if her fate would (D NOT NECESSARILY THE YEAR IN RE- 7:05 0i MOVIE *** "FiveCard Stud" (1968) George ® REMINGTON STEELE have been the same as a friend and former VIEW The members of "Not Necessarily the Dean Martin, Robert Mitchum. A cheater ina Walsh ® YOU CAN BE A STAR rival had she continued to dance. 'PG' News" present an offbeat retrospective of the poker game is lynched and one by one the (D MISSING ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND ( CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU? past year. (InStereo) other members ofthe game are alsokilled. Chevrol et HARRIET ® BROTHERS y J MONKEES 7:30 U p DIFFERENT WORLD q ( LIGHTER SIDE OF SPORTS Host: Jay ® RIPTIDE 10:00 U S S® S NEWS S 6 MOVIE *** "Alien" (1979) Tom has hot deals on 60 used cars and trucks Johnstone. (W EVENING MAGAZINE S TAXI Skerritt, Sigourney Weaver. Oscar-winning S SUSIE 7:05 n MOVIE ** "The Night the Lights S JEFFERSONS special effects highlight this tale of a malevo- with payments starting as low as $99 ® AIRWOLF Went Out inGeorgia" (1981) Kristy McNichol, ® REMINGTON STEELE lent creature that stalks the crew of an inter- Dennis Quaid. On their way to fame and for- © YOU CAN BE A STAR stellar mining ship on a return voyage to and down payments as low as $0.00 tune in Nashville, an aspiring singer and his l MOVIE ***1/2 "Radio Days" (1987) Mia Earth. (R)(In Stereo) q songwriting sister attempt to eke out a living Farrow, Dianne Wiest. Director Woody Allen's ® OWL/TV I I Wednesday on the country-western circuit. affectionate homage to the influence of radio ®I COLLEGE BASKETBALL Loyola at De- 7:30 1® HEAD OF THE CLASS q on its listeners, particularly one Rockaway Paul. (Live) ® NATURESCENE Beach family, during the 1930s and 40s. 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North Koreans cap- 9046B 74 Jeep 4x4 8938A 85 CougarXRT ® IT'S GARRY SHANDLING'S SHOW q who can only die at one another's hand, is ture the U.S. Pueblo and its crew. 8743B 79 Impala Turbo 6:00 U 0 NEWS ® ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT ® 700 CLUB pursued by his evil counterpart to modern- P342A 81 Buick Skylark 0 NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT 8:00 130 YEAR INTHE LIFE day Manhattan, the site of amystical 'gather- ( MOVIE ** "8 Million Ways to Die" (1986) P378 87 DodgeOmni 0 THREE'S COMPANY G ® MAGNUM, P.I. ing'. (InStereo) 'R'q Jeff Bridges, Rosanna Arquette. While on an 9150AB 85Chev. 510 0 ABC NEWS q ® HOOPERMAN q o1 ®R SUSIE extended leave of absence, an alcoholic cop P386 85 Buick Century ®I CHEERS ® NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC (Season Pre- J MOVIE *2 "Class of Nuke 'Em High" becomes involved in the investigation sur- ® REMINGTON STEELE miere) This popular natural history series be- (1986) Janelle Brady, Gilbert Brenton. The rounding a prostitute's murder. 'R' $2999 Ltd. 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( MOVIE *** "Crimes of the Heart" (1986) fD MOVIE **1/2"Smoke" (1970) Ron Ho- Come" (1979) Jack Palance, Carol Lynley. Af- derson at studios in Los Angeles and New ® JOHN ANKERBERG When their host's beautiful daughter is kid- Sissy Spacek, Diane Keaton. Three eccentric ward, Earl Holliman. A troubled young boy ter Earth's destruction in a robot war, a York. ( CINEMAX SESSIONS "Roy Orbison & napped by the king of the bloodsuckers, an Southern sisters are reunited when the restores an injured dog to health. power-hungry renegade seeks control of the 9:15 (D JULIAN LENNON: STAND BY ME Friends - ABlack and White Night" Orbison aging professor and his bumbling assistant youngest sibling shoots her husband inthis ( WOMEN'S TENNIS Australian Open survivors' lunar city. Highlights from the performer's 1985 concert performs such classics as "Only the Lonely," take off inhot pursuit. adaptation of Beth Henley's Pulitzer Prize- Final. From Melbourne. (Live) ® GRAND OLE OPRY LIVE BACKSTAGE tour including the songs "Day Tripper," "Oh, Pretty Woman" and "Blue Bayou" with (I MAD MOVIES WITH THE LA. CONNEC- winning play. (InStereo) 'PG-13' ® MOVIE ***A/2 "Aliens" (1986) Sigourney ®( MOVIE ***V2 "Radio Days" (1987) Mia "Jesse," "Stand by Me" and "Too Late for the help of Jackson Browne, Elvis Costello, TION (1 SUSIE Weaver, Michael Biehn. The only human sur- Farrow, Dianne Wiest. Director Woody Allen's Goodbyes". (InStereo) 9 Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits and Jennifer W) MOVIE ** "Dementia 13" (1964) William ( AIRWOLF vivor of the Nostromo's encounter with a affectionate homage to the influence of radio 9:30 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Warnes. (InStereo) Campbell, Luana Anders. A psychopath cling- (W SIMON & SIMON monstrous creature joins amilitary task force on its listeners, particularly one Rockaway CD COUNTRYCLIPS ®] MOVIE ** "Where are the Children?" ing to the memory of a dead sister isrespon- assigned the unpleasant job of eradicating Beach family, during the 1930s and 40s. 'PG' D RAY BRADBURY THEATER (1986) Jill Clayburgh, Max Gail. When her two sible for a series of axe murders inan Irish the species. Winner of two Academy Awards. 10:00 O0 i dI D NEWS children are mysteriously abducted, a Massa- castle. (InStereo) 'R' 9 SCOLLEGE BASKETBALL Marquette at ( MY THREE SONS Dayton. (Live) Friday ®I MOVIE ** "The intruder" (1981) Pita (] MOVIE *** "48 HRS." (1982) Nick Nolte, Oliver. A small town crammed with hypocrisy Eddie Murphy. An unorthodox police detec- and corruption is visited by a mysterious tive teams with atemporarily released convict stranger who leaves behind an unwanted gift. to find the fugitives who murdered his partner. January 22 () MORTON DOWNEY JR. 'R' 8:30 I0 3 SLEDGE HAMMERI ; (] LAUGH IN T.Thr Fr....a. ,WD-Ja. 4 1 1 ® MCLAUGHLIN GROUP ® MOVIE **1 "Tai-Pan" (1986) Bryan C NEW COUNTRY Brown, Joan Chen. James Clavell's best- (() DONNA REED selling novel inspired this tale of love, rivalry EVENING 9:00 8 13 NBC NEWS SPECIAL q and conflict set during the development of 0 4 FALCON CREST 9 Hong Kong by British traders inthe 1840s. (In 6:00 ( a8Ie D NEWS 0 20/20q Stereo) 'R' 0 NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT ® GREAT PERFORMANCES SMOVIE *1/2 "Doctor Dracula" (1977)John 0 THREE'S COMPANY (D (W NEWS Carradine, Donald Barry. A menacing psy- 0 ABC NEWS y C3 CROOK AND CHASE chiatrist attempts to gain complete control of L CHEERS I MOVIE **** "The Big Chill" (1983) Tom his patients' minds. CL REMINGTON STEELE Berenger, Glenn Close. A group of college (® COLLEGE BASKETBALL Connecticut at 1 YOU CAN BE A STAR friends gather for a funeral and ponder how St. John's. (Live) ...... 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